I haven't seen this in a long time, but I remember liking it a lot. I should watch it again, though, since my 10 year high school reunion will be this year.

Hey look, NBC upvoted you. You're halfway there.

The AMC by me did the same, although the food is ridiculously expensive now. It's like $8 for a hot dog. And if you want popcorn or soda they only have one huge size. I don't even want to know how much the drinks from the bar cost. It is a good deal if you don't get any food, though.

I watched the entirety of the first five seasons a few years ago when they were all on Netflix. Then I got to that season and quit about two or three episodes in (and they were shortened episodes, too).

Remember when Great Job, Internet! only occupied a small corner at the bottom of the homepage, and there were only one or two posts a day? Let's go back to that.

Every sperm is sacred,
Every sperm is great,
If a sperm is wasted,
God gets quite irate.

I've been starting to suspect that many of the women who judge single or childless women are at least a little bit jealous. They make all these huge sacrifices to have kids, and they want to be sure they made the right decision in having kids, so they want to see that childless women are more miserable than they are.…

Based on her letter, my advice to her would be to be a little more proactive with finding dates. She says that she hasn't been asked on a date in years, which sounds like maybe she's a little too timid to ask someone herself. It can be hard to be rejected, but it's probably better to take the risk than wait for…

I was thinking about maybe giving the show a chance if it was set somewhere else in the world, but if it's just in LA, then I pretty much have zero interest in seeing it.

Balls.

I love @midnight too. My favorite thing about the show is that it's introduced me to really funny comics that were unknown to me before.

It's Disney Channel, so I'm sure they'll rerun it several times.

I'm a grown-ass woman with no kids, but I've been watching every episode of that show. It's like comfort food.

Missed opportunity to reply to yourself as if someone else logged into your AV Club account.

So, I googled this comment because I really wanted to know what song goremaker666 was really talking about. Apparently "Headstrong" by Trapt is the greatest song ever created.

My parents really aren't into trying new things. It's always the exact same meal every Thanksgiving, and my mom doesn't want to try any kind of brine because she's worried it'll taste too salty (which is something my Dad complains about a lot). So it's the same old dry turkey for me. I also suggested apple pie instead…

By "research", you mean you tried it yourself, right?

Didn't Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman get back together?

The first season isn't essential, but I would still recommend watching it (although I tend to be kind of a completist). It's also shorter at only 12 episodes instead of the usual 22.

You made a bear!