Earthlings of AV Club. The Monolith was always meant to be a marker, a sentinel if you will, marking your progress from the Dawn of Man through to the future. We even developed a far more streamlined version in gleaming unobtanium to reflect back exactly who and where you are in the Cosmos.

Well, for her it’s like, imagine you’re a plumber and there’s a big plumber’s convention every year in Las Vegas and in 2011 some yutz from Houston took the award for “Best Plumbing Innovation” even though everyone knows that’s the year you invented the mechanically retractable toilet snake. Laymen probably don’t care…

I totally take your point that some of these suggestions are a little TOO charismatic for this gig. But from what I remember about Reading Rainbow, he played it pretty straight and low key. I think he could do this job well.

I haven’t heard of this, what’s the- what’s the- what’s the
scenario?

He’s the guy Central Casting calls when they need a mediocrity...

Yes, but then they’ll go hunting for good Will

I can’t see this lasting more than a couple of seasons. Eventually they have to find Forrester, and after that the tension is gone.

You’re the tentpole series now dawg! 

LeVar Burton is an interesting pick but he has depth and personality that being an MC of a gameshow kind of doesn’t need?  Alex Trebek was more notorious for being the sort of stern teacher with a heart of gold than deeply charismatic.  I would love to see Burton get it because he’s a good man and deserves every job…

The A.V.Club

I had taken a lot of time off of a large swath of the internet until recently, and it's articles like this that were the catalyst for that; the opinion of Cleese is disappointing, yes, but the tone of this article is just...toxic. If this is how Barsanti is in person, he must be an absolutely exhausting and awful…

..and use a machete to cut through red tape?

She should change her name from Kitty to Karen.

it should be 1:12 but will somehow run 2:10

Donnie’s cult hates the LGBT community, so making the character that shares his face flamboyant is likely a jab at them.

That’s it exactly. A scene-by-scene recap, followed by three lines of criticism. That is what I wrote. 

A climactic encounter with another prominent Republican pushes further while still going more or less where the audience might expect, toward an incident that would constitute a front-page embarrassment five or 10 years ago.

Man, it must suck having such bad taste in comedy to think Tim Heidecker isn’t funny at all.

Ah yes, the famously anti-Black show The Boondocks.

I don’t know if this helps, but two out of three of you have aged well.