Season 2 was able to land a gut-punch about corporate culture in its final episodes via a character I was invested in (Mike Milligan). And that's just one example. There are so many more, from Hanzee to Kristen Dunst's.

I haven't been able to get into this season. Maybe my expectations were too high based on the casting. The characters feel thinly sketched and seem to only exist to serve bigger philosophical points rather than having compelling motivations and internal lives. Consequently, I don't really care what happens to any of…

Buddha has a great pair of breasts.

"You're tearing this team A-PA-ART!!!"

Between this, podcasts, Netflix, HBO, Comedy Central, and even IFC, I think I have Stand-Up Comedy Fatigue Syndrome.

I got bored/annoyed during the Wally Brando scene and started looking at my phone. I looked up in time to see Robert Forster's reaction to it. I'm happy with my decision.

All your weekend are belong to us

Jesus' Son is one of my top five books. An amazing writer with a potent gift for poetic imagery.

The people who made its bank accounts.

Was the brief: "McDonald's, a place where you can eat your feelings." ?

That log was three days from retiring…

"My log has a message for you." Finally, something for us coprophiles to enjoy.

Then why is a Vietnamese actress playing her?

These entitled crybabies should pick themselves up by their bootstraps and just accept the fact that the show is over instead of crying about it online and starting meaningless petitions.

I guess the free market works, except when it works against you.

"Odd, overwritten, and surprisingly mean, it takes on a weak opponent and pummels him mercilessly."

Teenage suicide, don't do it.

REGG-IE REGG-IE REGG-IE REGG-IE REGG-IE…

This Portlandia sketch sucks.

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