I agree about Max, but I think the kids who play Jackson and Ramona are pretty good. And the twins who play Tommy are adorable! I hope they're able to keep the running gag that he's a little evil genius trying to trick gullible Aunt Stephanie.

I think the reviewer is taking this show too seriously. Which, yes, I understand, is sort of the point of the AVClub. But, let's be real for a second here. There are shows we watch because they're practically works of art (Breaking Bad, The Americans, American Crime, etc.) and then there are shows we watch because…

That's a good list. And, confession time, I still have Game Night saved on my computer. I wasn't able to completely salt the earth :/

I agree. While I was moved by the Columbine teachers, their words don't fit the show's narrative. Not only does Taylor's story barely resemble that of the Columbine shooters (just as you said) but the teachers at Leyland bare no resemblance to these teachers. We've seen no evidence that any of the teacher's at Leyland…

I've tried! I sold all my dvds, stopped watching re-runs on tv, and refused to reblog anything on tumblr. And yet, I still find myself unconsciously referencing it. That show has burned itself into my psyche. Why did that finale have to be so terrible? I don't even care about Ted and the mother. What they did to…

Yes, absolutely! Rory/Jess shippers and the Rory/Logan shippers can unite under the "Rory is too good for Dean" banner

Yes, absolutely! Rory/Jess shippers and the Rory/Logan shippers can unite under the "Rory is too good for Dean" banner

Yes! This is something I hope we get when Gilmore Girls comes back!

My ship, as it introduced me to the very concept of shipping, would have to be Kurt and Blaine on Glee. Watching these two boys find each other and fall in love warmed my heart in a way no other relationship on television ever has. Ryan Murphy and his minions may have put these two (and every other character on that…

I never understood people's love of Jess and Rory. I guess I couldn't get past what an insufferable jerk he was in the show's second season. I will grant you that he grew a little in the show's later seasons, but I think because we spent so little time with that character, I just wasn't all that moved by what I saw. I…

This show continues to blow me away with its ability to let moments breathe. That opening scene where we followed Eric from his home to the rec center was fantastic. I think it exemplifies what I love most about this show. It, like all of the show really, was shot in a way unlike any other show on tv right now. I like…

Yes! I was actually quite proud of myself for spotting that error as I read the review. (sports are not my thing)

Yes! I don't understand why he isn't hosting. These last two shows without him have been dreadful. Plus it would be this great full circle moment. Lin was always the one behind the scenes helping write those amazing closing numbers for Neil. It would be great to have Neil there for Lin's big night.

While I do enjoy James Corden, I cannot help but be disappointed by this news. Why was NPH passed over AGAIN? These past two years without him hosting have been dreadful! (The hopping, oh the hopping) Did NPH do something to offend the Tony committee? Or maybe it was CBS? He definitely threw shade at the HIMYM finale…

This comment made my morning, thank you! :) And I agree with the sentiment, one of the things about this production that bothered me was the casting. Were there no talented teenagers to be found in New York or LA? I'd have been okay with older adults working as background dancers, but as the main cast, it was…

You make a valid point. A kid like Eric, who is terrified of being outed, wouldn't plan to hookup with another kid from his school at the biggest party of the year. That would be way too risky! There's definitely more to this story.

Yes! It made me think of the mother's home in Carrie.

I still think Kevin is involved in all of this somehow. My theory is that Kevin is gay, and that he's in love with Eric. Remember, Kevin is the one who invited Taylor to the party, not Eric, and there was that line that I think his dad said in the first episode about how at least he's not bringing home boys. I think…

Yeah, all sorts of warning bells went off in my head while I was watching that scene when Anne talked about how good it would be for Taylor to spend more time with Nate. I definitely think that couple hurt him in some way.

I enjoyed 5x13, though I fear we have not seen the last of those Skinwalkers. I was glad the episode took some time to let Scott and Stiles finally have that big conversation. I too am excited for the return of Deucalion. Gosh, we've got Deucalion, Gerard, Meredith, Coach, Braeden, 5B is feeling a bit like a reunion…