Charlie Brooker was the first to come to mind.

Unfortunately the CBC usually opts for the Nickelback cover when it comes to Hockey Night in Canada.

"It's why almost no effort goes into solving them."

I'm not quite sure how I lost my avatar. But I need to find a new one.

I remember watching it on TVO as a child.

I think remaking Verhoeven movies is a great idea. The themes of his sci-fi films are much more relevant now than when they were released, and there's a lot of opportunity for re-imagining them.

1. Analysis of Cork-Based Networking - A
2. Cooperative Polygraphy - A-
3. Re-Pilot - A-
4. Introduction to Teaching - B+
5. Basic Intergluteal Numismatics - B-
6. Geothermal Escapism - C

One of the worst things about the suckfest that the Abed-Troy bromance became was the fact that the stupid things they did never got called out. I hope this is a trend.

Holy shit. That episode was great. Probably my favourite since RCT. More pizza, please. Goddamn was that fantastic. Maybe the best B-plot (C-plot? With Chang and the others?) ever.

Damn, Rick & Morty is on an absolute fucking tear.

It's probably the most subversive American film of the last twenty years or so.

She did some not so nice things, but it's important to remember two things when talking about her:

The episode. It repeatedly failed to grab me.

"Geothermal Escapism" review:

Music videos. Do we need 'em?

Sherlock grade: B.

People who make false historical equivalences are just as bad as Stalin.

Eh, people tend to forget that the Vietcong (and NVA) were nasty, nasty pieces of work, waaay nastier than the government the US was propping up in the South. You don't have a couple million people take to the sea in barely floating boats and rafts to escape you if you're nice guys.

I'm really liking Rick & Morty.

Justified was my favourite show of 2013. Just pure entertainment in the best possible way.