The producers of Modern Family have straight-up said the documentary conceit is purely stylistic and they ignore the logistics of it. This is how I watch these shows, and I wish everyone would so we could stop having this exact same discussion EVERY FUCKING WEEK

Hahahaha exactly. Hamm really played that perfectly, as that's exactly how I'd react in that situation/state of drunk: Initially bewildered as to my response, and eventually just sitting my ass down and sheepishly eating my dinner.

Hahahaha exactly. Hamm really played that perfectly, as that's exactly how I'd react in that situation/state of drunk: Initially bewildered as to my response, and eventually just sitting my ass down and sheepishly eating my dinner.

The transition of Horse Power to Swoon gave me fucking chills the first time and I was stone-cold sober at the time.

As a smoker of pot and an individual with taste I find myself consistently insulted by what passes for 90% of the "stoner humor" out there, no matter how fucking high I am at the time.

They literally abandon the whole "crime-solving team" concept in the second episode. I don't think think anything sums up ATHF more succinctly than that.

Mysterious Skin, anyone?

It is on the DVD as a deleted scene. It's a deleted scene, it was removed because it looks fucking terrible, and they just left in the reference at the end for whatever reason. No mystery to speak of.

What bothered me more on re-watching Seinfeld wasn't Kramer's rent. It was Kramer having a fucking CAR. In MANHATTAN.

Yeah, like the rest of you I saw this on my facebook, flipped out, then had second thoughts and went straight here. AV Club: For all your reliable NBC sitcom renewal news.

On the Anthology DVD you can switch angles at whim, and one of those angles keeps the camera on Mixmaster Mike's hands for the entire song. It's…mesmerizing.

Nothing, and I mean nothing, tops

Hello Nasty is my favorite too; it's not as consistent as Paul's Boutique but musically it creates such a sonically dense world that even puts that album to shame. There's more texture and killer grooves in any given verse of that album than in most entire careers. There's exactly one bad track (Flowin' Prose) and a…

Phone is ringin'. OMG

This song really should be getting more exposure, now of all times.

It actually took me a good 30 seconds to realize why you were wrong. Oh god.

Kung-Fu was definitely in there.

I haven't read all 7 pages of comments, so forgive me if anyone else has noted these:

Here's hoping the next GNR album 20 years from now is 70 minutes of My World.

7,500 hours actually seems kinda low?