Arrow likes to do the "it is dangerous to go alone" trope for characters other than Oliver, but I feel like they take pains to make it less about "abandoning the leader" and more about "abandoning the group." The lesson isn't that Oliver is always correct, but that the group tends to make correct decisions more often…

For complete effect, read this comment in Don DiMello's voice.

"A day will come when you think the book is nearly done, and suddenly your joy will turn to ashes in your mouth."

We can only hope.

"much-needed downtime"

No, but seriously: when are they going to get those fucking t-shirts?

Does anyone still wear a hat?

My favorite moment in any Bob's Burgers episode is when Linda says, "Yeah, alright!"

I was down on the last season, but "Day of the Doctor" was a really nice return to form. I like it when I like Doctor Who!

Morrison has a ridiculous voice (for example, check out the soundtrack for The Light in the Piazza). This new album is just ridiculously overproduced. He should be killing Send in the Clowns, but there's about 8 unnecessary instruments backing him up. Completely takes focus off the whole point of the album, which is…

True Seattle-ites know the town belongs to Mad Rad, and no others.

"Hi! My name's Buzz, I got the fuzz, I make the elevator do what she does."

Fair enough. Catcher in the Rye is one of those books written in a teenage style, for teenagers. Ender's Game might be the sci-fi equivalent.

Friday Night Lights had amazing sets. Everyone lived in normal sized houses.

"No, I'm trying to tell you how to cook meat responsibly."

Ooh, Redbelt. Saw it on a plane, really liked it. It's funny how much David Mamet stuff there is out there that people never think of as David Mamet stuff.

I didn't know this show existed until right now, but good for Wendy Watson. That girl needs to be on more things, all the time.

Hader was talking about Kenan on the Bill Simmons podcast, and he said that Kenan was a total glue guy for the show. They can stick him in literally any role in any sketch and get a B+ performance out of him. That's huge. It's the stuff Phil Hartmann used to do (except Hartmann hit everything out of the park).

I don't want to live in a world where people don't find Drunk Uncle funny.

"That's the sign of a good drink. When it's chunky."