Hahaha, seems like a lot of people really HATED this episode for overused sketches.

I know this is the wrong place to ask this—there really isn't a "right place" thinking about it—but how the hell do you guys get the bolded and italicized letters to show up after posting? It never ever works for me. :(

While I was happy to see Alaric, I was more stoked for Lexi. For one, Arielle Kebbel is just awesome! And then there's the fact that Stefan's face comes out of looking always looking oh-so-depressed once she's around. Love Lexi!

I'd just like to add my belated "I love this post very much (and possibly you by extension)."

Oh, no. Indicud most definitely is bad. And I pray not to listen to an album half as dreadful for the remainder of the year.

Amen, Andrew. So much truth. Two reasons: astute marketing and bandwagoning. "Get Lucky" is a bland and monotonous song in the vein of what Earth, Wind & Fire did much better in the 70s. Such a pedestrian tune.

I loved Miguel's performances. I have no clue what you guys are complaining about. Especially thought the live rearrangements for How Many Drinks were insane.

I sought for a quip to this nice analogy for a minute or so and failed, haha. For what it's worth, I don't think his music is particularly boring; quite the contrary, most of the time. I just feel like he's so caught up in the process that he rarely get to the end. And it's not that I don't like his style of music…

Mor laik "Overrated", am I rait? No? Okay.

Thanks for this, AVC. I just started watching The Americans on Saturday and already caught up. It's a pretty good series with a lot of potential. Rhys is great in it also.

Oh, ho ho ho! Thrilling. This was a good one.

Is no one else that watches this show and reads these reviews a fan of Foxygen? I'm just catching up with the episode, and they're playing "On Blue Mountain" during the tavern scene with Conrad right after they cut out of Jack cornering Kenny.

She did an interview with Pitchfork late last year saying once her tour was over she'd start working on new material. And we know how she doesn't like to hang onto music for long.

And how rude of me, great review. One of the best I've read for this record actually. Read after commenting; wanted to get my opinion out of the way first. :-)

Absolutely love this record. It's an A- for me, and really, the two main things holding it back are the usually average (and sometimes bad) lyrics and "Spaceship Coupe". It's a good song in the midst of great to fantastic ones, and the fact that it goes on for so long only heightens the fact that I don't like it.

No, you're not the only one. I prefer The Love Below, but as you've seen there are also folks that prefer Speakerboxxx. I just hate how everyone in the comments is now using this chance to beat down TLB because it was better received by the general, non-hip-hop centric public. It's a fucking great CD, and the stronger…

Hahaha! This was super-awesome to read! It really is very counterproductive that they withhold these shows for as long as they do.

Yeah, there's always that. I actually watched the last season of Suits that way with a season pass, but I want to get an external hard drive before buying any new movies/shows on iTunes. Those things eat up so much space.

I'm literally like 4 episodes behind. I don't understand why they keep so much space between air date and upload to Hulu date, but it's disappointing. The price of not having a TV, I guess.

A while ago here is merely three or so months ago so, no, I don't think so.