I mean, The AV Club itself said as much ten years ago. It’s easy to prove too, cuz they linked to that very god damn article in this one.

Stopped reading this list after I saw the inclusion of the therapist played by Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting. He plays a therapist who involves his patient in his own emotional problems. Being objective and unattached is at the cornerstone of any decent, ethical therapist (which is what separates them from…

I would have to nominate Dr. Sidney Freedman, from MASH.

[Selina lights up a cigarette, Gary is aghast]

I’m just going to throw one of my favorites out there. Delivered by Zach Woods.

I expected Pi for sure to be on this list.

I think you're making fun of them, but I imagined them saying it and genuinely chuckled. I guess their style is hit or miss.

To this day when I see a cab or an Uber or a Lyft I wonder if the driver’s name is Pickup Andropov.

...and don’t drive like *my* brother!

That suggests something of a reversal: Game Of Thrones isn’t just telling the rest of Martin’s story before he can finish it himself; the show is doing it better than he could.

Honestly, after Season 5 butchered the Sand Snakes storyline with them killing Myrcella in spite of the fact that all it accomplished in the long run was getting them all killed. 

“That suggests something of a reversal: Game Of Thrones isn’t just telling the rest of Martin’s story before he can finish it himself; the show is doing it better than he could.”

You guys missed the best blind date episode on Friends. The one where Rachel goes on a date with the ex-restaurant critic (lost his business to drugs) played by John Lovitz Phoebe sets her up on a horrible blind date to show her how right she and Ross are, and o boy is it horrible.

You should’ve included the one where Kelly sets Pam up with the arrogant newspaper cartoonist on a double date with her and Ryan. *insert gif of Kelly force-feeding Ryan fries that Kinja won’t let be great*

Or how about “It’s Never Too Late for Now,” the episode of 30 Rock in which—along with the reveal that Pete used to be a member of Loverboy—the gang concoct a plot worthy of Agatha Christie to pull Liz out of a post-break-up funk, going so far as to create a fake hipster bar, Canal Yards Project (an anagram of Tracy…

That’s some incredible bullshit.

Probably the contract he signed and/or DGA rule. See my other comment about animation directors not being eligible for DGA, which is some real bullshit.

Animation directors aren’t even eligible for DGA, so uhh...they don’t give a shit.

are you five years old? Punk has always been political

One of the cheesiest Bonds, “A View to a Kill”, has to be acknowledged for some great physical comedy by Moore in this fight involving an urn (which turns out to be strangely dust-free).

“Sorry, Granddad”