I think the show is actually pretty damn funny most of the time. It falls flat mainly when focusing on "lolrandom" humour (ie. "Waffles," easily one of the worst).

"The Return of Slade" is one of my favourite TTG episodes for that exact reason.

As a HUGE fan of the original series, I'm really enjoying Go! It's nice to see some superheroes taking the piss out of the genre, especially when superhero saturation is at an all-time high. Having the original voice cast certainly helps.

I think this article is proof that The AV Club is (and perhaps always has been) using the "Great Job, Internet!" tag ironically.

Al has been killing it on Comedy Bang! Bang!. I approve of greatly of his recent career renaissance.

At this point I'm worried that the world still looks so barren, and not fun to explore. Which sucks because it looks like there are some exciting new combat options.

So is it called Biohazard 7: Resident Evil in Japan?

I always forget that Portlandia is on IFC. For some reason, I always think of it as as being on FX. But that's gotta be an anomaly though, right?

I mean this is IFC we're talking about, how horrendous can CBB's numbers be compared to any other original content they're putting out?

"Look, lady. This show is called Pitch It or Ditch It, where you either ditch your junk in a trash heap or throw it across home plate. And if you won't do it, then I WILL!"

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I was at Toronto night 2 as well! I bought a shirt online in advance and forgot to bring it to the show! I brought a friend who's never heard of CBB in his life, so naturally we got high beforehand!

She may not sit at the top of the implausibility scale, but I do know she's way too funny to be shooting amusingly exasperated looks at fucking Kevin James.

I believe this is Erinn Hayes' new project, which makes me immensely sad. Someone cast her in something GOOD, please!

Yeahhhhhh, Taco Bell is the worst, right? I definitely wasn't planning on getting two taco supremes on my way to work today… nope, because I only eat the good stuff, that's for sure.

What's with the time travel theme this year? Seems like every network has at least one series that involves it in some way.

Six seasons in and that timeslot never fails to annoy.

NBC also seems to have already forgotten about its comedy-centric streaming service?

This may be the first article about this movie I've read on any website that actually got the title right.

So they're what, 25?