If this goes enough seasons they'll be forced to do an episode from Graham's POV when they run out of other ideas, like when M*A*S*H did episodes like Point of View, Dreams, or the one that took place in realtime.

As I explained to my wife last night: we watch this show because it is horrible people doing even worse things and that is…wait. I had a logical conclusion to that sentence last night; maybe it's just because after drinking our way through the Bachelorette we just don't care by the time this one starts up.

Please tell me that it's the sequel to 'Hope and Gloria'.

Makes you look a little like Meadowlark Lemon.

After a few minutes in there, walking out into the swampy soho/hobo urine vapors of late July was a relief.

Huh, I wonder what Open Mike Eagle thinks about They Might Be Giants,

I was sure that AV Club would have covered Andre's 'Legalize Ranch' popup in NYC last week.

Before it's removed was how I did it.

I would never get on the bad side of a woman who's been bitten by Michael Jackson's monkey. She'd waste no time shanking me after that.

Finally! I was wondering when Hollywood would invoke the nuclear option like this. It's all over now, folks.

I went in expecting extreme disappointment and was pleasantly surprised. They did a much better job treating the characters and their relationships in line with TOS (while keeping the updates/refreshes that were in place. For one, I like this Uhura a lot, and wish that Nichelle Nichols had been given an opportunity to…

Was bummed to see that Lauren Graham isn't returning.

Only came in here to make this exact gag.

My Mom just really liked that haircut.

God Hates Bassoons

"Boger Mailes", with a curiously fake-looking mustache.

At least the episodes with Alanna Ubach.

Kim Thayil from Soundgarden appeared regularly on the "Lame List" segment of the "Almost Live" show that Nye performed on in Seattle in the late 80s/early 90s. Comedy Central reran it in the mid 90s.

No, this was when we were still on speaking terms, so 10 years ago at least. The pale blue color made me assume that it was going for more of a wine cooler vibe.

A neighbor brought me back a bottle of Romulan Ale that they were selling back when they had the Star Trek Experience in Las Vegas. I accepted it politely, put it on a shelf and it gathered dust until I realized that my curiosity about what it tasted like would never be enough to get me to open it and I tossed it.