Honestly, who cares? Nothing sucks the funny out of comedy more than over-analyzing it to this degree.

I don't think that just because someone is from Brooklyn and into comedy means they're an ultra-liberal (assuming that's what you're saying.) They're most assuredly not Fox News brand conservatives either, but it's not an either or thing… I'd say most comedian types are relatively apolitical, they just want to be…

I'm sure I'm the only one with this opinion but I think Benjamin is so absolutely perfect as McGuirk, I just can't watch him as Archer at all. The voice and character just don't match up for me.

Yeah, but at least Polanski has the good sense to lay low. Gibson's self-righteous and very vocal assholery magnifies his transgressions by a hundredfold.

I thought for a minute I was watching Rogen playing himself playing Kenny Powers in a biopic.

I don't know that it could only air in 2 or 3 years. They could bring back Kenny Powers in 10-15 years and make a great fourth season of Kenny's mid life crisis, Kenny as the father of a teenager, whatever. It's HBO, they can do whatever they want, after all and maybe a model where some series take multi-year breaks…

I do think it's interesting that the matter-of-factness over getting an abortion (which is true to the era) seems really odd and unreal in 2012.

What do you want from us?

Louie is playing himself as a rich and successful guy with a lot of sad-sack baggage, most of which comes from his own defective personality. It's a whole different thing.

There’s a lot to laugh at/be outraged by in religion, but the notion of getting a bunch of people from a community together and forcing them to be nice to each other on a regular basis can be a pretty positive thing.

I have to wonder if your perception of this phenomenon coincides with your own coming of age. It's pretty easy to think no one is going to church when you're a twenty or thirtysomething living amongst other twenty or thirtysomethings, but when you're a kid, or later on when you have a family of your own and have more…

I think it's pretty telling that the show is called "How Did This Get Made?" instead of, I don't know, "Incredibly Awful Movies" or something. There's no love for bad movies on that show, no sense of the incredible fun you can have being amazed at the sheer weirdness of something like Roadhouse or Zapped or even The…

I didn't say the worlds of 2012 and 1812 were unrelated, obviously that's not the case. My point is that backstories always explain the future setting in terms that direct relate to our present world. Our present time becomes the catalyst for everything in the setting, our problems are either solved or hit the worst…

Well, hell. We don't exactly live in a dystopia but our world would probably be really terrifying to someone alive 200 years ago (especially if they concentrate on the world news, and not day to day life of the average suburbanite.) But how many citizens of Earth 2012 could really explain why our world is the way it…

Is this or isn't this based on that comic strip about the c-words in apartment 3G?

I don't know what George Washington is but after his stellar work on 90210 I always assumed he'd go on to have a career in music.

I agree that it's worth watching, assuming you have some 12 hours to kill, and there are some things that are handled a little better (the Borgia Charles VIII is superior as a crazy and effete inbred aristocratic, for example.)
Mostly I just can't get past Doman, that's the biggest flaw. It's really, really weird…

Was it that controversial? Ricky Ricardo was only one of many latin-lover types to conquer Hollywood, South American music and culture was certainly in vogue for much of the 50s and 60s, cities like Rio and the Mexican Riviera were jet set destinations, and of course this is before Cuba was an enemy. I could easily be…

They didn't say one billion what. It could be a billion likes or a billion Farmville carrots.

He and Leon Redbone had a Tupac/Biggie style rivalry going that dated back to Redbone snaking the Belvedere and Harry and the Henderson gigs.