Funny enough, they pitched the show to Netflix and got rejected. They chose Grace & Frankie instead. C-R-A-Z-Y.

I like food. There a lot of sites dedicated specifically to that topic. I already visit those sites. I visit The AV Club (you know, the audiovisual club) for other reasons. Or at least I used to. Today might be my last day.

R.I.P. The AV Club. Eat shit.

That is not true. The free version only has a few episodes available and uploads new ones a week later, but regular Hulu Plus has full seasons and uploads new episodes the next morning.

The free service only works on computers (no mobile devices), only has the latest 3-5 episodes of each show available and uploads new episodes a week later (while the premium version uploads them the next morning). Also, there is an add-free version. It's a little more expensive than regular premium, but not more…

"Roadside picnic" is my favorite book of all times. I'm just trying to stop crying tears of joy.

I didn't turn it off, but fast-forwarded through that scene.

"Spanish" telenovela? Are you sure about that, AV Club?

What cracks me up is the fact that it's actually called Boxed Water Is Better.

Not don't see it on Netflix (they seem to have their hands full with dozens new shows), but definitly Hulu. I'm actually surprised it's not a Hulu original to begin with, I think it would work great. They've had some great original shows (The Booth at the End is criminally underrated, Casual is fantastic), but they…

"Little money" is still very good money if you're a lawyer at a private firm. She's probably still making good six figures. Considering she saved almost everything she was making at the New York firm, she's fine.

Whitewhite sounds pretty cool.