Don’t apologize; this is always welcome.

I thought it came back. Why else would there be a paid plug on SHIELD?

Superstore is the one program that can get away with completely seamless and organic product placement, due to where the story takes place. The Target episode wasn’t seamless. The price of being able to mention the store by name was that they couldn’t do any jokes that put Target in a negative light. It would’ve been…

Superstore is the one program that can get away with completely seamless and organic product placement, due to where the story takes place. The Target episode wasn’t seamless. The price of being able to mention the store by name was that they couldn’t do any jokes that put Target in a negative light. It would’ve been…

Being from 1985, Marty could have technically done that, but.....no one from that time period or otherwise has ever said “I’d like a New Coke.”

I’d put the Chuck-Subway integration on the “good” side actually, because every fan knew their close relationship was the only thing keeping their favorite show on the air. The final episode has a Subway plug just because, out of gratitude.

Perhaps even later — no one said “cray cray” until The New Tens began.

Ditto on the Snob review. The weekend can’t come soon enough just for that reason.

Aw, I thought you guys were gonna love this.

I was expecting the AVC writers to be totally for this, given the “anti-objectification” wording used by NCOSE.

I feel like I’ve seen everything now. The arcs that the show cycles through have become well-worn and predictable. I wouldn’t mind if this was the last season.

If you could only choose one, why would you not pick the “addicted to pancakes” episode?

I wouldn’t define what she’s doing of her own free will as “socialism.” The spectrum is a sliding scale of government involvement: Capitalism has low government interference, socialism has moderate government interference and communism has heavy government interference.

And now I’m not even sure they’ll make it.

Anytime a woman barfs on a TV show it means she’s pregnant. Always. It always means she’s pregnant. Women never barf on TV for any other reason. It’s not just a trope, it’s a law of TV physics. Jemma’s pregnant.

If you’re so obsessed with Donald Trump that you can’t watch Batman Returns without thinking of him, you have a problem.

Okay....stop this thing that you are doing. Posting all the individual reviews for a Netflix season AT ONCE assures that barely anyone will be able to comment on it, as not many people actually have the time to sit down for like 13 hours in a row. AV Club did this with Jessica Jones and the end result was by the time…

Gnomeo and Juliet started as a Disney project under Eisner’s watch. When Lasseter inherited control of WDA, he was shown the movie in progress and his verbatim response is believed to be “Why are we making THIS???”

Chris Carter is a hack. His personal episodes are so embarrassing. Wow.

WHAT?? THIS IS AN OUTRAGE!! SOMEONE OUGHTA DO SOMETHING!!