$70 million in DVD sales for a TV season is fucking CRAZY. I know for a long time that was the highest selling TV season on DVD, wonder if it still is.

I wish they'd have discussed how much money Chappelle's Show made their network. From 2003-2005, they were greenlighting very expensive series thinking Chappelle would be raking in that $$ for years to come and when he left, they were left holding these pricey series they suddenly couldn't afford anymore (Stella,…

I still don't get why Reno 911 was canceled but it sounds like the CC brass was tiring of the series for whatever reason.

That show was before Harris Wittels had any cred. Probably his first TV writing job.

I was hoping they'd cover more flops and explain why they thought Lil Bush was ever a good idea.

Happy to see someone on here give Drawn Together some props. Drawn Together had plenty of really funny absurdist stuff going on in it but most people just remember it being all shock value (which it definitely had).

Fritz has some great animation and an even greater jazz soundtrack.

Fritz has some awesome animation, made all the more impressive considering Bakshi and his animators did no pencil tests at all.

The "Beavis and Butthead" reboot was pretty flawless. All the more impressive since it had been off the air since 1997.

I can't believe the amount of talent they attracted to what looks like a god-awful movie.

This isn't something Wikipedia has had listed for 10 years.

Holy shit. I just went and read the press release for Clement's new show and he describes it as "The Twilight Zone, but with comedy."

Great! I've always wanted my infant to get strapped to a chair and brutally beaten with a baseball bat by an esteemed Hollywood actor.

Big difference between a bigoted racist and a guy who fucks kids.

Love @midnight but Comedy Central needs to renew "Big Time in Hollywood FL" like immediately.

This show is a homage to pulpy detective noir where, yes, every character had similar styles of speech. Everyone has been so ready to shit on this show this season and it's getting obnoxious.

Jonah Ray is the Rob Schneider to Chris Hardwick's Adam Sandler.

I love this show but the above promo pic in this article makes me cringe. Mainly Summer's "so wise" smirk that has adorned every single Dreamworks movie for the past ten years.

So, is the AV Club going to watch 3-4 episodes of this season and then write a review talking about how shitty the entire season is again?