Sean, will you sign my copy of Dear Mr. Henshaw?

Aaron Sorkin is a J.K. Rowling pseudonym, so it's relevant.

I don't think that's actually snarky at all. It's just his opinion. Whether you're cool with that being a part of the box office report is another issue entirely.

No you don't, Oprah.

"This Sunil Tripathi kid wasn't one of the bombers. I sense that the actual bombers were…Chechen."

You know, for as much as we make fun of snpp commenters for excessive pedantry…

Nope, it's pretty sad.

That's really freaking sad.

I was impressed that they made Bill genuinely scary even with Alex Hirsch's mostly lighthearted voice acting. Great animation will do that!

I don't know, but I'm very pleased INSERT WRITER HERE is joining The AV Club. I love his work at OTHER WEBSITE.

I sense this wasn't meant to go up today.

Ebert's use of the four-star system is famous!

Rubber-stamping these pun threads sets a bad precedent.

I know. I'd just be worrying for nothing. After all, when has someone EVER grown sick of a show they loved?

Yawn. You're obviously just threatened by the Netflix model.

I mostly feel glad the show ended before it became insufferable.

Is that a reference to…Daniel Day-Lewis walking away from his Hamlet production? Is Shelley Long to Day-Lewis best to worst or worst to best? SO CONFUSED

It looks like she got auto-banned after getting flagged too many times (I think). You can see the carnage here: http://www.avclub.com/artic…

I don't know what you're talking about. I just searched for it and found it twice.

I watched it with my family for the first time knowing full well that it was awful. We had a great time!