I'm at the debate viewing party (it's in the arena lecture hall at the business school, they must expect quite a crowd!) and I forgot my fucking headphones. Woe is me, I'll have to actually listen to the debate.

But I can also understand the argument that when you remove the content part, the place for comments sections like that is a third-party messageboard, not a media website. This is a publication, not a social network, after all. The only problem is mass migration, which AVCAD seems to have managed at least somewhat.

I think it's a per-comment basis. But I have to imagine that the marginal profit from people viewing ads on a given page has to be higher than the marginal cost of someone posting a comment because otherwise why have it?

Until you need medical attention for all the substance abuse only to find out that the Trump administration has repealed Obamacare and replaced it with literally just a piece of paper that says "something terrific".

As I recall at the time the argument for paring down episodic coverage was that some shows were better served by other formats, so it's nice to see they're making good on that.

We've seen nothing but how awful and generally unprepared Trump is for months ("What is Aleppo?" wouldn't even crack a Trump Foreign Policy Gaffe top 100 list) and his support keeps failing to evaporate.

Silicon Valley is determined to make them happen. The world is ready to let them go the way of the 3DTV. The world doesn't like technology that makes it wear doofy shit on its face.

I'll be watching with like four different liveblogs/streams open because maybe if I have enough layers of commentary between me and it the magnitude of its awfulness won't be able to reach me.

His tweet about this falls into my favorite(?) genre of Trump tweet, where he says something uncomfortably personal, then deletes it, which makes you think he or someone in his campaign found a shred of decency. Then he puts it back up with the person's name spelled correctly this time. (I think the Dwyane Wade tweet…

Thanks for reminding me this aired.

I was hoping for another CSI: Cyber, but that magic's never coming back :(

I gave up on it.

This is bad. CBS is bad.

Is anyone else going to be hate-watching MacGyver or should I save myself the pain and just go for a walk instead?

There was supposed to be a petting zoo on campus today but apparently the Bio honorary couldn't get their shit together so it was cancelled :(

He's more a bivalve that oozed out of its shell.

In the Full House vein, I feel like Too Many Cooks should get some kind of honorable mention.

The only actual answer though is Lidsville.

They're at a carnival sideshow! They're watching a horror movie! The local sports team the Bad Place Bears have just acquired a new mascot head that was manufactured wrong!

Sense8's a good call, it's nearly two minutes but it doesn't feel that long at all.