I think Ted might be coming down with a case of persistent flu-like symptoms before very long…

Also, someone else linked this controversy on another article I read a couple days ago, and it included a Doug Stanhope facebook (or twitter?) posting where he said it was him that did it, not CK.

Also, someone else linked this controversy on another article I read a couple days ago, and it included a Doug Stanhope facebook (or twitter?) posting where he said it was him that did it, not CK.

This episode may be the best one he's done where the seemingly disparate first and second segments really pertained to one another, given that as another commenter astutely pointed out, the Set Up segment really was about telling a joke in a very unpredictable way—and bringing it back to his younger daughter telling…

This episode may be the best one he's done where the seemingly disparate first and second segments really pertained to one another, given that as another commenter astutely pointed out, the Set Up segment really was about telling a joke in a very unpredictable way—and bringing it back to his younger daughter telling…

@olivececile:disqus  I viewed it as Louie didn't just walk away because up until the assault—or maybe until she started calling him gay, which though he seemed to react to that surprisingly (or maybe just against TV expectations) like a reasonable adult, felt like a pretty aggressive bullshit tactic on Melissa Leo's…

@olivececile:disqus  I viewed it as Louie didn't just walk away because up until the assault—or maybe until she started calling him gay, which though he seemed to react to that surprisingly (or maybe just against TV expectations) like a reasonable adult, felt like a pretty aggressive bullshit tactic on Melissa Leo's…

Since the defining feature of Gen X has been commercially determined to be our ability to be nostalgic for and quote every piece of popular culture that reminds us of our childhood, Fart Garfunkel is correct.  You Millenials are just stealing our thing that we do.  Go back to trying to change the world with…

Since the defining feature of Gen X has been commercially determined to be our ability to be nostalgic for and quote every piece of popular culture that reminds us of our childhood, Fart Garfunkel is correct.  You Millenials are just stealing our thing that we do.  Go back to trying to change the world with…

Yes, mostly.  I really dislike Newsroom, but that line maybe shouldn't be construed as the most representative line of the series.  Then again, it's probably what Sorkin actually thinks, so…yeah, go ahead and take it to heart gen-y.

Yes, mostly.  I really dislike Newsroom, but that line maybe shouldn't be construed as the most representative line of the series.  Then again, it's probably what Sorkin actually thinks, so…yeah, go ahead and take it to heart gen-y.

As Jeff Foxworthy has made perfectly clear, Red Staters clearly own televisions.  The working ones sit on top of the non-working ones.

As Jeff Foxworthy has made perfectly clear, Red Staters clearly own televisions.  The working ones sit on top of the non-working ones.

Yeah, Louis' opening credit sequence is perfect.

Yeah, Louis' opening credit sequence is perfect.

That scene was maybe five minutes right?  Where do you normally eat ice cream, Death Valley?

That scene was maybe five minutes right?  Where do you normally eat ice cream, Death Valley?

Louis may have been a bit preoccupied by his car parking situation, but it seemed to me that the expression on his face when he first spotted Hoffman through the window made it pretty clear that Louis was pained by just the fact that he had to spend time with her.  Even though Hoffman was probably pushing based on her…

Louis may have been a bit preoccupied by his car parking situation, but it seemed to me that the expression on his face when he first spotted Hoffman through the window made it pretty clear that Louis was pained by just the fact that he had to spend time with her.  Even though Hoffman was probably pushing based on her…

To be fair, both of those questions are ultimately stupid.  The greatness of a country is objectively determined every two years based on the accumulation of discs of precious metals by amateur athletes (and professional athletes when we're tired of other countries thinking they're better than us at basketball). …