The AV Club: The nexus of everything awful, but unironically good.

Like a medical oddity, Vince Gilligan seems to be mysteriously immune to prequelitis, a ravaging disease almost always fatal to any established franchise or long running TV show.

During its five season tenure, HBO's The Wire was nominated for a grand total of two Emmy awards.

The struggle is real, my friend. The struggle is real.

I'm extremely ashamed of myself I got that reference, especially since I could only stomach about 15 minutes of that movie. And yet I still got the reference.

No, they just ruined everything that was interesting about his character in Homicide until he got eventually demoted to background shrubbery.

And let's not forget the Brady Bunch movie.

Maybe someone will finally shoot it on the courthouse steps after it gets off for murder.

And they announced the news via a dramatic monologue to the background of annoyingly overly-loud background music.

She ain't dying, dude.

It's all okay, because the creator of the show was gay, so therefore it's okay to make a ridiculous Asian caricature on the show. I mean, come on!

In honor of 2 Broke Girl's television legacy, let's all stop and take a brief moment of silen-okay, that was enough.

Is Trial and Error coming back? Because that's all I really care about right now.

"And don't mind him screaming a bit when he squeezes one out."

The entire scene from when Chekov and Tyrell beam onto Ceti Alpha VI—err, I mean V—up through when the eels reach their ears is absolutely magnificent in terms of direction and production. From the use of music to the tension to the horror to Khan's mood swings, it's just so damn perfect. One of my all time favorite…

Nice post, dude from Hate Song whose name I totally forgot.

No, it's not pop culture.

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover.

Ironically, the Ceti Eels in Star Trek II never bothered me as a kid.

Yes.