Haha, yeah! I was hoping somebody would go there.

I love me some Current TV. It's one f the best, most consistent channels for cool, different and intelligent programs.

I just saw The informant the other day. Knowing Joe McHale from Community and The Soup, it was hard to buy him as a stiff, straight laced Fed. Funny how that works, aint it?

I'm a Liberal (very very LIberal), and I like Bill Maher's show all right. That said, I didn't like that "Bubble" sketch at all. It wasn't funny, and it was insulting and dumb. Who knew that calling your opponent an imbecile and moron is a good way to get him to vote for your side?
No wonder we Liberals are a marginal…

The 1979 promo and the commercials after Coed Fever were fascinating! Thanks!

Still I like the way Elaine says, "with your hot and your heavy." I often quote that.

As for H8R, "Really, it’s just one of the most spectacularly ill-conceived ideas for a TV series in many years."

Never heard of this album.

I must say that the disappearance of the Russian in Pine Barren was a much, much more jarring forgotten subplot than Furio. At least it's believable that Furio would have left at some point when he realized his feelings for Carmela would put his life in danger. That this occurs offscreen isn't uncharacteristic of The…

Yeah, this is my thing too! Used to read em in order from bottom right to bottom left in the Hartford Current when I was growing up. C & H, Fox Trot, The Far Side and Non Sequitur were my faves.

"…like the furor that arose over the anti-Semitism in The Passion Of The Christ". Was that an intentional pun, Nabin?

I have followed your wrote ups, and I thank you of recovering The Office UK, which is one of my favorite shows of all times. But, no offense, I would have preferred a different style to these recaps. You spent so much time pontificating on office life in general that you didn't really recap the show much, nor talk…

"You've changed man. It used to be about the music."

High Infidelity? Sounds like an album Spinal Tap would have done! Ha. Though I guess that's the point. Tap was mocking these stupid puns for album titles.