Yeah, I did the whole refreshing thing when I caught wind on Twitter that the list was going up. Haha I couldn't help myself.

Yeah I debated about that as well, but I ultimately decided to put it on my TV list since I've seen a few critics put it on theirs.

Is it too premature to do a "share your list" thread? Should we wait until the top 10 gets posted? Oh well, "share your list" thread!:

I'm pretty pissed that I Am Actually Billy Corgan hasn't shown up yet.

I'm assuming you mean Vince Staples and Isaiah Rashad as the two non-whites. FKA twigs isn't white either. Neither is half of Run the Jewels (Killer Mike). Pretty white list still, but at least snark correctly.

Saddened by the lack of New Pornographers love. Brill Bruisers is their best since Twin Cinema.

Not the best, but I really enjoyed Travi$ Scott's "Days Before Rodeo." The rapping is a little pedestrian, but the beats are incredible. I also enjoyed Kool AD's "Word OK" and that Swet Shop Boys EP, mostly because I miss Das Racist. Your Old Droog and Goldlink are pretty solid too.

I don't know, the Isaiah Rashad and Vince Staples picks are pretty legit.

She was trapped in an abysmal storyline, but Sarah Sutherland gave a great performance. Yeah, that's pretty much the only positive thing I can say about this episode.

Ugh, that happened to me too. So frustrating.

Kim Shumway, one of this show's writers, was on the most recent episode of the Nerdist Writers Panel podcast: http://www.nerdist.com/pepi…

The Autumn Man.

Just out of curiosity: what are some of your favorite uses of voiceover (besides Jane the Virgin)? Did you like My So-Called Life's? Veronica Mars?

Update: I still miss this show.

It seems like the show has been doing less out-of-the-studio sketches (like Scotty Scares 'Em, the Fix This House parody, etc.) lately and it's really hurting them. That "Make My Sweater Better" sketch where Scott travels down Route 66 like he's Guy Fieri is still the funniest thing in the entire series.

My appreciation of Marion Cotillard just increased tenfold after watching that.

Actually, I understand where you're coming from. Somebody once pointed out that her voice is very monotone and after that I started noticing it. I think she can still deliver a solid moment or two (like the scene where Haddie comes out to Kristina in "The Pontiac") though. Most of my affection is for Haddie as a…

Thank you for asking the important questions.

Community had a good one. Although technically they were fake clips from episodes that never happened. Also I enjoyed the Samurai Champloo one well enough (which the Korra guys were apparently inspired by).

My favorite example of her ability to write a good, concise bridge is in "Hey Stephen" (the "they're dimming the streetlights…" part. Is that a bridge? I sure hope that's a bridge.) That song is full of great melodic turns, but that part is especially catchy.