Someone's got to pick it!

I'd be remiss to think that I could overshadow either director fully with the other. It's weird cocktail and I just didn't know how it would play out till it was all put together. Some have grooved to it. Others not as much. I appreciate the feedback. Maybe it didn't hit you on a critical level, but to get any…

Well, thanks for watching it. Yeah, it's basically just that - an experiment. Some have gravitated towards it and others haven't BUT the sheer fact you gave it a watch and an honest assessment is awesome. Thanks!

You're right. Terrible stuff.

I actually agree that Wes Anderson versions of everything is a lazy trope, but I couldn't help myself. It was an experiment in mashing up auteurs who actually have similarities opposed to like Anderson's Marvels or something.

Is it weird that this is ABOUT my work and I still enjoy the consistency of how unimpressed AV Club commenters can be? You're my people. My nit-picky film loving nerd people. Never change.

Only if she wakes up from cryo-sleep post-Aliens and scientists are all like "A leak in your tube aged you and gave you two very shitty dreams." I hate that stuff but boy do I want it for this.

And the sad ballad of Josh Gad live action vehicles continues.

Soooo….cribs?

From WB Memo: Less Jokes! More 9/11 imagery!

But plenty of Jane Fonda.

Robert Morse just killed it with the song-and-dance and, frankly, it seems weirdly fitting. Morse's role in a pulitzer prizing winning musical "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" is a satire pretty much about Mad Med. The fact that things come full circle with a little soft shoe is just wonderful.

I've always wanted an American QI hosted by John Hodgman and second-bananaed by Matt Gourley.

What I find sort of fascinating is that stranding Leslie in Pawnee and having her keep her old job would have pretty much pulled a Jim Halpert. I so happy it wasn't the case.

I always though Mike Birbiglia would make a great MST3K host. He sort of looks like Mike and Joel had a baby as well.

Netflix will have to call in the right honorable majority haawhip Underwood to take care of those lobbyists. (raps ring on table!)

Glad to see Transparent hired Uncle Oscar…com. (But seriously Tambor and that hair).

Remember when Michael J. Fox was all about time? Ah, good…times.

I want a "Pop Pilgrim's Tribute to Everything Shot at The Grove."

I think "Superego" deserved more of a nod. Nobody and I mean NOBODY is doing what they do as well as they do it. I've ceased to listen to it in public has my constant giggling as gained too much attention.