Henry: “Why are you acting like this?”

I still say Spaced is the best thing Simon Pegg has ever done. That show is criminally under appreciated.

Adventure Time is brilliant. And when you’re done catching up on it, you should check out Jack Kirby’s Kamandi comic, an amazing series that Adventure Time borrows heavily from.

That September 11 article is, by far, the best piece of writing I’ve come across on the topic. I revisit it every year on the anniversary, because every single thing Thompson said ended up being true.

The Bulls are ridiculous. In game three they had 15 more rebounds and 10 more free throws, LeBron and Kyrie both shot below 40%, and they still needed a miracle shot to win. In game four, Kyrie goes 2-11 from the field, LeBron goes 10-30, the Cavs as a team go 5-25 from three and the Bulls still somehow lose. The…

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That’s a triple play when there was no force on at any base. And it was 4-5-4. Amazing.

If it was anyone else I’d agree with you, but that was just Rose being himself. He almost never gets emotional on or off the court. He’s just a quiet, stoic kid.

One thing: Simmons didn’t get suspended because of what he said about Goodell. He got suspended because after saying those things, he dared ESPN to suspend him. Nothing Simmons said was even close to what Olbermann has said about Goodell, but Olbermann never got in trouble because he didn’t follow any of his rants…

What are you guys reading, or what have you read recently, that you really enjoyed? Books, comics, articles, etc.

When I found out he was having Diana Taurasi on his basketball show last night, my first thought was “Wow. This guy spent years saying completely fucked up things about the WNBA, and female athletes in general, and now he gets to sit down and chill with the WNBA’s greatest player? There is no justice in the world.”

Tatiana Maslany has been doing the best acting job on television for three years now, and if we’re being honest, one of the best TV has ever seen. She’s so good, playing five completely different people, that you almost don’t even notice that this is not a very well written show. Great concept, phenomenal lead actor,…

Okay, let’s say there was a woman at the game last night who at one point was a victim of domestic violence — and statistically speaking, there were almost certainly multiple women there who have been — and she saw that and was made uncomfortable or was offended. Would you feel comfortable saying to her what you just…

Am I the only one who didn’t find this show to be funny? I actually like Mindy Kaling — her book is hilarious, and better than Tina Fey’s in my opinion — but The Mindy Project just didn’t work, and I can’t quite put my finger on why. I’d rather this show just go away so she can hopefully go create something better.

Wait, are you serious? You realize that happens much too often, right? Hell, just last year in Europe a man literally killed his wife because she changed the channel while his favorite soccer team was playing. There are men in this world who will find any excuse to hurt women, and one of the problems in dealing with…

My favorite part about this: if he keeps his balance, he has a wide open layup and suddenly it’s a two point game with 37 seconds left. But he fell, because of course he did.

I love that the teams with arguably the least success — Cardinals, Browns, Jaguars, Bills — are the teams that have potentially cheated the least.

If you watched that Tom Brady press conference and didn’t think he cheated, you’re either a Patriots fan or you just weren’t paying attention. When someone asked him if he was a cheater, there was a long pause before he finally said “...I don’t think so.” If you didn’t cheat, and someone asks you if you cheated, you…

That’s what made this so weird. People who don’t know his politics/beliefs don’t realize he’s not joking. This is a guy who literally thinks feminism is evil and colleges are designed to brainwash kids into becoming liberals.

There are people, like Mike Tyson and Metta World Peace, who have serious issues due to almost unimaginably awful childhoods but acknowledge those issues and work incredibly hard to get better. They slip up sometimes, but we give them a pass because we know they’re trying. And then there are people like Floyd…