As a teacher, I’ve found censorship to be quite useful for my purposes. Nothing makes kids/teenagers/young 20-somethings want to read a book more than finding out that some adult somewhere doesn’t want them to read it.

I keep seeing this header image, and whyyyyy did y’all use the shitty rerelease cover?

A perfect ending for Mallory Archer and Ron Cadillac and touching tribute to the late Jessica Walter and the late Ron Leibman. It’s so much harder to laugh at this ridiculous life without them around.

Fixed the title for you.

Wow not only is is a slideshow, it’s a trash slideshow.

ONETWOTHREE

They were mainly known as highly skilled knife-fighters tho.

Thanks to this being the Internet,

They were presented as antiheroes -- we like them because they were the protagonists and were played by charismatic actors, but the movie never shied away from the fact that they were criminals.

“other average (which is to say, below-average) white guys.”

It’s nice to hear stories about people in the entertainment industry being decent humans. We don’t get that enough.

Probably my favorite episode of this year. I’m still waiting for my Veronica Dean payoff of the fact that both Lana and Malory went off to kill her when Sterling was in a coma.

Ka-kow! 

Dingo was surely an extra Frisky Dingo reference as well right? Seeing how it kind of shaped Archer ( the show)

I mean, yeah, Fallon doesn’t even have the integrity to just be the host and let the audience be the audience.

Unlike Jimmy Fallon.

But on the upside, I don’t think anybody will be surprised that Conan showed strength and integrity in this situation and stood up for his friend.

And I think most people soured on LeVar after his guest stint. (as a host, not as a person)

As someone who rowed crew in college, and was a frequent user of the erg machine, I cringe every time I step foot in a gym and see someone using one, because of the awful form most people have. It takes all my self control to not immediately walk over and correct them.

Someone once suggested Paul F. Tompkins for host. We need to amplify this worldview as much as humanly possible.