Did anyone else read the "desire to punch James Franco" portion of the headline and think "Well, we've all been there?"

I was going to say … doesn't the pilot episode include a scene where Archer offers to drop doughnuts on the ground and let Pam pretend to be a Hungry-Hungry Hippo?

Yeah, I'm not so much offended by the reversal, which seems to turn something of an indictment of male behavior (an indictment I feel stings both because it's simultaneously true and false) into a fairly unreasonable mush, as I would have been by the original article.

I understand Sonia's point. That being said, I liked The Fountainhead. Atlas Shrugged I can't even get through a summary of without laughing at (I may still write a parody called "Joe Shrugged," where the titans of industry leave in a Galtesque strike and nobody cares or even notices).

Yeah, I have to agree with @pedrokoonitz:disqus. There are a lot of scenes that are better-constructed (the raptors in the grass sequence is among my favorite monster movie moments all time, and of course we all want to see a T-Rex turned loose on suburbia, and yes, the dinosaurs do look much better), but the bars…

For me, the best part of the books was the creeping sense of self-awareness that Harris endows Lecter with. I got the impression that unlike all the other characters, Lecter was a character who knew he was in a book, that he was peering through the bars of his cell, past Clarice Starling, at me, the reader. Lecter is…

Is the answer Grover Cleveland?

So Jon Snow is alive, we're all agreed, right?

We're definitely going to the old mill with torches and pitchforks. They can take our lives, but they can't take our kittens.

CREPES OF THRONES: The culinary bastardization of French Cuisine.

Can I say that it's wonderful to have an intense discussion about gender politics without anyone resorting to threats of violence against the female posters? Well done, AV Club commenters and AV Club moderators.