Neither Batman nor Stark ever would have voted for President Racist von Fuckup.

It’s a dumb take.  Watching them isn’t mandatory and you can just assume that if you aren’t interested in them any more then they aren’t being made for you anymore.  They’re being made for the next round/generation of people. 

I predict this is all a clever misdirect for what audiences have truly clamored for: A new season of Other Space!

I know it won’t be. But if it was, I and possibly HUNDREDS of others would lose our shit in the most giddy way imaginable. You would be able to hear/see/feel that shit from space. Probably.

Jeff Bridges teased bringing back the Dude only to hawk beer. Cranston/Paul got my hopes up for the Breaking Bad movie only for it to be another alcohol sales pitch. Yet I remain cautiously optimistic about this. Actually, my enthusiasm and my cynicism seem to be in almost perfect equilibrium:

Now they’ll replace him with some common bitch.

Counterpoint - Other Space was really good, and I’m still bummed the death of the platform robbed it of another season. But you’re right it wasn’t Community’s fault.

The sixth season of Community didn’t kill Yahoo Screen. Trying to break into an already over saturated market without doing any actual marketing is what killed them. The sixth season of Community was literally the only thing Yahoo offered, and considering that Community had been getting cancelled every season after…

how dare you leave out Keith David

This makes me really sad. I once met the good Doctor. I was standing in line waiting to pay at a store here in New York City - this was around 2003 or 2004 - when I thought the guy in front of my who was quietly talking to his wife was very probably Dr. John. I knew his real name was Mac Rebennack, so when he took his…

Rickon is lesser Stark.

I’m not sure this scene is the best “one that says something about the MCU as an ongoing blockbuster phenomenon.”Granted, I don’t have as much of a problem with MCU villains as this site does, but wouldn’t the credits sequence of Quill dancing to “Come and Get Your Love”, or virtually any of the cosmic/space…

Well, no matter how stellar its use tonight was, YTW’s No Children montage still comes in (an admittedly close) second to the Moral Orel sequence, which I will forever consider one of the greatest soundtracking moments in 2000's TV.

At any rate, what an unbelievable slice of magic Falk n’co managed to make here. Good…

It aired in 2008 on ABC Family (now Freeform, I guess?). Rhino sold DVDs, which are still on Amazon. It’s also on digital.

Man social media has ruined everything, I remember the good old days of confusing sweaty wide receiver announcements.

They’re gonna trot out Kel the SECOND ratings start to dip. I predict the Kel stunt-cast happens in the back nine. Please bookmark this comment. 

By opposing the ambitions of Megan Amram these fools are clearly on the wrong side of history (“An Emmy for Megan” was hilarious) 

Mike Schur’s shameful war on accountants’ love of topical puns continues unimpaired.

Up in horsey heaven, here’s the thing

will turn this 2-5-1 team around