“I can’t say they didn’t ask for it. It’s kind of a dumb idea to do something like that.”

It's not 2010 until someone mentions CancerAIDS.

Now that the AV Club's getting around to underappreciated sitcoms from the early 2000s, could we finally get some recognition of Titus from one of the writers? The show at least deserve some credit in creating the single-camera sitcom format.

I'm sure that headline won't lead to any negative comments on Slate. After all, Broad City is the favorite show of every Men's Rights "activist."

"(though I wouldn’t mind seeing Nanjani pop up again, seeing as he’s awesome). "

But on the other other other hand…maybe?

"It's an old Parcell family recipe, but I like to replace the Union soldier meat with boiled potatoes."

WHAT'D YOU JUST SAY, FRENCHIE?

Clearly, the episode that deserves every spot is "It Was Onions." After all, it's the only episode to win an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony.

An episode of Mulaney has to be there. After all, it's the One Thing You Can't Replace.

The most important line, might I add: "Bring out the girls!"

"Vexations" by Eric Satie, played all 840 times in a row.

"You Suffer" by Napalm Death

"Mack the Knife" by Kurt Weill

A pinch of salt and laughter too?

But none of those governments have octochickens or made an explosive pumpkin.

Yes, but everyone's a winner in the end anyway.

Jazz Lesson #3: If you're not playing the band leader's tempo, he'll throw a chair at your.

Only if you're a recovering alcoholic, heroin addict, or self-destructive artist.

Might as well join in on that.