It's the network that cancelled Party Down after 2 seasons.

Thanks for not wasting time asking her about Penelope, Princess of Pets.

I remember thinking the underwater ep was "the brutal one" for that season. Oh, how wrong I was.

The actors got far less committed to pretending to be a couple as time went on. By the end, they were about as affectionate as Cam and Mitch.

Been dreamin' about those johnnycakes!

Makes me think of Busy Philipps singing it on Dawson's Creek.

THE CRANES OF MAINE HAVE GOT YOUR LIVING BRAIN!

My wife and I started watching it from the beginning several years ago, and it really takes a nosedive in quality once Daphne and Niles get together.

Taught by Dave "Gruber" Allen!

"So Haley seems to be doing well with her club promoting, but she’s also borrowing money from Luke?"

My wife was wondering why I was laughing so hard at the play, and I had to explain to her that it was EVERY SINGLE TIME I went to see one of my dad's community theater plays, especially the audience member gasping at the reveal that the woman in the wheelchair had been in a car accident, and ESPECIALLY (ugh) Mitchell…

I'm looking at that still in the last clip and thinking "Did anyone think Dwayne Hickman and Bob Denver would be convincing playing high schoolers, or did they just not give a fuck?"

Maybe it'll be an extra on the DVD.

I went to a test screening in Chicago over the summer, and among other rough patches due to incomplete CGI, there was a scene where Colin Farrell writhed around while the text "[Colin Farrell's character] transforms into [another character I've completely forgotten]" was displayed on the screen.

We have GOT to GET that son of a bitch.

Yeah, or that time my roommate shaved and left the sink coated in shaving cream scum and stubble.

FRAMIN' OJ, YOU IN?!

Ah, Workaholics, or as I used to know it, "the show that came on after Tosh.0."

The trouble with comedies about roommates is that I never had that much fun living with other people.

Was the season where Andre got married the last season or the next-to-last season? Because that means I gave up on The League with either half a season left, or a season and a half left.