(Somewhat) totally unrelated but, as a gay guy, I wish Gail was my best friend. She just seems so nice and funny, which is probably why I have this sort of weird friend-crush on her.

The description is not entirely accurate.

Oh, boy.

"I owe the government $200K in back taxes. Shit, I'd better start a Kickstarter for a TV show I'll never make."

The prosecution offered 2 deals to Cary: time served if he agreed to testify against Bishop or 2 years if he didn't. Everyone pretty much assumes that he took the second one, but what if he took the first one?

Tyler is cute. Don't even think of firing him, show!

Yes, the ending was 24-ish but, who cares? It was pretty amazing nevertheless.

Off the top of my head, I could think of dozens of TV shows dumber than 24.

Yep, Jim Downey. Al Franken's writing partner wasn't Downey though, it was Tom Davis. And even though Downey quit in 2013, he's still writing material for SNL on a more sporadic basis.

One of the veteran writers on SNL (can't remember his name… Jay something, I think) is openly Republican. I remember reading in one of those SNL books that he's the one who's been pushing for SNL not to appear politically-biased.

Actually, his birth name is Gerald.

Not even a mention of Chloe O'Brian? Errm…

Oh, got it. Yes, of course, and, to be clear, I think MRAs are indeed idiots with a victim complex.
My point is: we live in a society where, out of guilt for centuries where women were treated like crap, we spout off feel-good nonsense like "women are superior to men" or "rape is the most evil crime," while at the same…

Of course I am. Saying that women are superior to men (or vice-versa) is just idiotic.

Victim complex? I'm a man.

"On most songs, they acquiesce humbly to the superiority and beauty of women"
Why on Earth is THIS less offensive than "the superiority and beauty of men?"

Please, for the love of God, keep that idiot away from The Comeback.

MTV's target demo for this show, hipster douchebags, demanded a gluten-free, vegan, organic mask.

I don't care about sports, but I would love to have some sort of weekly AV Club column about TV graphics (opening credit, on-screen graphics, etc…)

Why, thank you.