Chozen had a few great episodes and was surprisingly progressive for a show about a gay white rapper where every punchline could have just been, "Hah, gaaaaay!"

I mean, HIMYM fans are pretty ridiculous, but the finale seems like it managed to be more ridiculous.
Like BrBa fans were pretty cray-cray, but the finale didn't feel the need to throw anyone a major twist. HIMYM ended in a way that knew it would upset people just for the sake of it, and then they have their actors…

It's kind of frustrating when actors or other people involved in the show just dismiss fan criticism like that. Pushing the blame back onto the people who have supported them for 9 seasons is really ridiculous.

It sounds like Avril's thing wasn't racist at all.

Jesus.

The reboot started off weak, stayed weak, and is starting to dip up a little, but not quite out of the "weak" territory.

As a former subscriber to Boy's Life and a proud (barring all that homophobia business) Eagle Scout, I am shocked that a one-off joke from it got onto the AV Club.

This is not an A worthy episode, and honestly it's kind of weird that they're developing Duncan and Hickey this much when they won't be around for a season 6 and the current season is halfway over. I could be wrong though. Maybe Harmon and co will utilize both of them for a huge emotional payoff in the season finale.

It's not a good ending to a movie, but it would be a good ending to something.

The potshots at Dog With a Blog are totally unnecessary.

Holy shit, way more people care about Top Chef than I thought.

I would have been so impressed if all 11 jobs were in or from Love Actually.

AV Club usually doesn't endorse plagiarism this hard, but okay.

Jeselnik's jokes seem just slightly too off-beat for Comedy Central. Between the darkness of them and the slow delivery, they might not click with the college kids and stoners.

This is my favorite article on AV Club.

I want English people to make this movie.

I'm ashamed of how cool I think this is.

It's an okay show. I just can't sit through an episode.

The director or screenwriter (I forget which) of First Class said he wanted to do this like two years ago.

I think Benedict Cumberbatch should play Morpheus, and I don't even like Benedict Cumberbatch.