"There's no such thing as too much information! This is the INFORMATION AGE!"

Great, can they put it up on VOD now so I can watch it while I eat this sandwich I just made?

I've been anticipating Season 3 for what seems like forever now. The funniest show on TV as far as I'm concerned.

nope.

The Hot Dog Stand segment though. That might be an all timer in terms of this show.

Except for, you know…Is This It, The Modern Age, Soma, Barely Legal, Someday, Hard To Explain, Take It Or Leave It…

The next episode is already online at Comedy Central if you provide a TV provider. I would go so far as to say it is better than this episode.

The most devastating part of this week's Nathan For You was when I went to watch next week's episode on Comedy Central's website (the Dumb Starbucks episode no less!!) only to be greeted by Nathan explaining that he didn't finish the episode in time for the website/app users. But he gives up a deleted scene from the…

I don't mind being the guy who is like "Hey, the new Real Estate album is great, I think." I'm fine with that. I accept that.

"All these houses and you couldn't get a TV?"

I think that's "…In Translation."

I've watched the show over like 4 times and have never once realized that that was a pun. Wow.

I watched every episode of LOST live, from the Pilot to The End, and as a kid in middle school just barely discovering how much I loved pop culture, LOST was pretty much the greatest thing that I could have ever found. I really did grow up with it; I was still a kid during season one, spending hours on the ABC message…

I feel like the show is very slowly, subtly suggesting the theory that Lester is the one with godlike, untouchable status, not Malvo.

Agreed. That confession scene was deeply moving, and very horrifying.

How great were Key and Peele?

Something I often take small, intense pleasure in when it comes to long-form dramas is how the showrunners/editors' tastes evolve when it comes to how they handle title cards, and cutting to end credits. Some world-class dramas often had pretty boilerplate fade-outs (Wire, Sopranos) while others evolved over time,…

The Barry Monologue, as it shall heretofore be called, was genius. It reminded me of the dentist parable from A Serious Man.

Or you could just watch Choke.

Well, the instant the fish appeared all I could think about was Magnolia, but mostly I was just so damn delighted that the show was taking this much of a turn into magical realism. I love it.