I like his reaction to finding out that Jane's friend wrote a petition to find out who in their class hates her. "Who's Melissa to write some shit like that?"

Or she'll just grow out of it and become just another normal office worker.

That was like her last chance at a star-vehicle right?

I think Weird Loners is the last one left. Although they could replace Dave in Happy Endings with lead guy in Marry Me and I wouldn't mind.

What they cancelled Battle Creek already? I thought CBS normally gave their shows more of a chance than other networks. I'm surprised how quick they are to get rid of a decent show with Vince's name on it, even if ratings are low initially.

Oh shit that was awesome. If it wasn't already, that should've been featured instead.

If you like post-peak Eminem (and I do) and Rick and Morty you'll like this video. I thought it was entertaining.

You get used to his performance. After a while it starts to get enjoyable when you see it as an intentionally corny hero tough guy performance.

Well I skipped a lot of it. I was just trying to see what the fuss was about the finale with context.

And that's like almost 2/3rds of the show so this "Best Show on TV" praise is really ridiculous. The rest of it though would make a quality cable show. Infact cable dramas are mostly serious so this would be a breath of fresh air in that market. And they won't have to stretch the season beyond a tolerable point using…

Well as much as I love Rick and Morty (an unhealthy amount) the scope of the show is relatively limited to the one family. I want a show that emphasizes on world building like AD and Venture Bros.

Yeah I've watched Venture Bros and it's actually pretty close to what I'm talking about. I'd like this hypothetical show to be a bit a larger in terms of scope though. To have the kind of flexible universe that allows them to tell Adventure Time amount of stories. I think a 15 minute format is best for this because it…

I wish someone could make an Adventure Time for adults/teens. All the expansive mythology, the creative standalone episode storylines and a setting where virtually anything can happen but events still matter and affect characters/locations meaningfully. Basically AT without all the stuff that supposed to amuse your…

I regret watching Lost too. What a waste of time.

I'm on the first batch of Person Of Interest Season 3 episodes and I can't possibly see how this show could warrant a "Best show on television" conversation unless you've been watching nothing but network procedurals all your life. Yes some of the perfomances are amusing, yes the on-going story involving the machine…

Would anybody else have watched the show more if it didn't have the at-least one song per episode rule?

Geez when did making a comment about something mean your care deeply about the issue? I don't visit feminist blogs but they have the opinion here at AvClub that Legend Of Korra is a feminist triumph (read the reviews). So i'm just stating I disagree with that and why.

There's no lack of strong female leads in cartoons. If there is, point it out and show me how it's the result of deliberate sexism. Feminists can like whatever they want but I disagree with them attributing this show to the new wave feminist movement. I believe they made the cast more female to tell different stories…

"Do you guys remember when we jumped up and down in the cafeteria? Well having been together virtually non-stop ever since at what point do you think I slipped off with pen and paper and planned an entire grift then with withheld the plan from you?!"

I remember being a kid and watching cartoons I didn't even like. I didn't mind watching repeats at all and I have no idea why if you'd ask me today. I guess kids just adapt what the cartoon channels they're limited to show them. I don't think it's as much of an issue these days because kids have a lot more to…