Plinkett's case that Episode II is the worst Star Wars is so rock solid you'll never believe it was good to begin with, or, as has been emphasized, could have been good.

Flapjack was such a cool show, probably the artistic height of Cartoon Network's "Disgusting and Cynical Meta Cartoons" era, while also sneaking just a teaspoon of heart into its hopeful protagonist's bleak world. I don't think I've ever seen a show focus so much on how it draws its characters' gums before or since.

Now we can have her breaking down in a closet for an entire movie instead!

Clarence is a great show, and I hope production goes on smoothly without Skylar. Glad the Carturn Network did what was right.

After playing this, Death Grips interactive music video and Das Racist's music video, I've come to the conclusion that the only good way to do an interactive music video is by making it silly and stupid. I can only stair at that spooky painting for so long.

Harmon may be in awe of his peer Hurwitz' writing chops, but man if Community, even with all of its crazy internal decay and studio meddling isn't getting handled with a lot more love than the Arrested Development Movie (coming in tba).

Or even dislike. There's something negative to be found in just about every female character of Orange is The New Black as well. Hell, every episode uses its flashbacks to, to some degree, display a tragic flaw in a member of its cast, something inherently "bad" about these characters that helps understand why,…

I got fatigued on it a bit, although I really don't think Gravity Falls is much better written than this, as a fan of both shows, but definitely watch the episodes that have been getting As at least. All the Mordecai-Margaret/Modecai-CJ stuff has been pretty exemplary. Good Regular Shows manage to use the formula as a…

What's Benson washing down all those wings with? Oh, it's water. Never mind.

Enjoyed this one more than last week's definitely. I love that it had the [gum]balls to get Beanbag in such a ridiculous situation so quickly. Benson's choice to get winged with the stunt pilots couldn't have ended well, but it was smart of Regular Show to skip right to the consequences, particularly in that uncommon…

This is BS and you know it AV Club. Myself and everybody else wanted to hear Jerry Seinfeld singing that classic slap bass. I've heard of clickbait, but clickBASS?

As someone who recently saw Comedy Bang! Bang! live and loved it, I love this comment.

I would say if you're going to ruminate on death and its meaning, at least bring up how "Rixty Minutes" has that moment of heavy existential dread when Morty explains to his sister that he has already killed a parallel universe and replaced a doppelganger, saying life is meaningless before inviting her warmly to watch…

When I got The Sims for my birthday, I was blessed with the "deluxe" edition, which included a few expansion packs, including one that allowed you to model bitmap's onto your SIms' faces, Goldeneye-style. It wasn't long until Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, a fishing cap on his head and a pipe protruding from his face,…

Yeah. I've already seen a good deal of it. Things started really strong, got a bit deeper, but lately it's been a lot of filler episodes that aren't especially compelling on their own, like Velma befriending a mermaid whose actually an environmentalist(?). I'll pick it up again I suppose, though.

It's pretty clever, if not as much as it thinks it is, but I just couldn't stay interested through an entire 20+ episode season, and the quality of the character development can be a little cringey. The middle-end of season one feels like a real rut to me; do things improve?

Alright, that sounds nice. I don't even dislike JG; I just feel like he's someone whose always unwilling to say something meaningful and can go full mordo real easy.

I think he sort of did in Idiocracy.

JG is so chill, almost to a fault. Can anyone attest to the quality of the previous commentaries, or are they mostly just him and a storyboarder or two being like "yeah…this is a good one. I thought it was funny how we drew Rigby in this scene."

Johnny Moondog and the Silver Beetles