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It's the AVClub, FFS. You may have noticed they have a slight focus on light-hearted media stories, and their political journalism is a bit lacking. Did you mean to click on usnews.com?

Imagine, making someone an AVClub reviewer who wasn't extensively familiar with the history of bioweapons! Don't these people have any standards? Harumph.

And also, you should win things by watching!

Pedants get invited to so many parties, I'm sure it's hard for you to keep track!

Yes, your confirmation bias filled it all in for you.

Your vote has been tabulated.

Looks like there are plenty of people in these comments who are still excited. I guess They're Just Wrong?

Another stunning analysis there. You've still only progressed as far as gut reactions; let us know if you ever have a full-fledged thought.

Ah yes, another review of a TV show that hasn't aired yet, from AVClub's surprisingly vocal population of clairvoyants.

Wow, it's true. I don't know if I'd call it a spectacle, but that was pretty tiring.

I'm not disappointed at all. Short, sweet series runs are really starting to grow on me, and I really can't imagine a hyperfocused show like this staying fresh for much longer, after two of the most intense seasons of comedy ever. A three-episode epilogue sounds perfect, much better than trying to make Forrest

We are privileged to have the world's leading authority on Belcherology here today. I'm half waiting for him to complain about Linda cheating on him with Bob, because she's destined to be Jeff's waifu.

Good god, are you hourly?

At this point, I think I'm going to blame your brand of coffee instead. Maybe you just need a good antacid? Or even better, maybe you need to be reading reviews for a show you're not obviously hate-watching.

See the secretary on your way out for a full refund.

It's okay. If I can't be rude to you, I have no use for the AVClub.

Handsome but thick AVClub commenter learns human beings can care about more than one thing at a time, film at 11.

So now we're getting mad and writing comments about what the AVClub staff thinks is worth an article? Bloody Mary on a pogo stick, this is ridiculous even for you. Although, to not be the faintest bit interested in the psychology of how we interact with our devices, you have to be kind of a know-nothing type, so why

Paralyzed Horse from Bravest Warriors/Sylvia the Zbornak from Wander Over Yonder.

> I didn;t read the review