It's like Her Excellency The Rev. Sir Doctor Stephen Tyrone Mos Def Colbert, D.F.A., Heavyweight Champion of the World✱✱ featuring Flo Rida La Premiere Dame De France says, Bears are soulless, godless, rampaging killing machines.

As much as this bothers me as a Simpsons fan, nothing made me angrier than that Bob's Burgers joke. First FG made that joke attacking the crude animation of Bob's Burgers (which….really? If that isn't that pot calling the kettle black), and now saying that they have to "carry" Bob's Burgers? That's pretty laughable if…

I don't think Bob's Burgers doesn't have a big enough audience to be around long enough to get stale ala The Simpsons. If anything it's run will be similar to Futurama, which definitely wasn't as funny during it's later seasons but never became outright mediocre and went out on a pretty solid note.

Don't you mean Real Neil?

I know you were bemoaning the lack of female comics, and that's a fair point, but it seems strange to complain about a lack of diversity on a show hosted by a guy named KUMAIL NANJIANI.

Look, I absolutely despise Iggy Azalea and that song. But I do have to say that the context in which she uses that word is actually positive and in my opinion is not offensive in the slightest.

You included Andrew Jackson Jihad. Bless your heart, AVClub.

Harmontown, Harmontown, Harmon's mom is on the ground.
Taking boners by the pound, down in Harmontown!

I'm not sure if it would be Main Title Theme Music or Original Music and Lyrics, but one of those two. My guess would be the former but looking at the history of that award, that seems to be for non-lyrical music. Maybe that was the problem.

And once again, Michael Stuhlbarg, Stephen Graham, Gretchen Mol, Jack Huston, Michael K. Williams, Michael Shannon, Shea Whigham, and, this season especially, Anthony Laciura all go unrecognized. All that amazing talent giving fantastic performances and not a single one has ever been nominated for this show.
They did…

I feel like, with the exception of Bobby Cannavale's amazing performance, Boardwalk Empire's supporting cast is routinely snubbed. It's a shame, because I really do think it's had the best ensemble cast of any drama since it's inception. Michael Stuhlbarg and Gretchen Mol were also both terrific this season.

It's actually since 95, but yeah that's one hell of a run.

First time since 1995. And it would probably be the first time since 1990 if they hadn't tried to compete in the Comedy Series category in 93 and 94.

I've never seen Episodes so I'm not commenting on the quality of the show, but I am surprised Matt LeBlanc keeps getting nominated for it given that I have never met a single person who's ever even watched that show and nobody really talks about it. He now has the same number of nominations for Episodes as he did for…

Wow really? I'm a little surprised, it's one of the few title sequences I actually enjoy watching.

I'm surprised they went with Mazel Tina. I thought maybe Bob and Deliver or Christmas in the Car or the Super Bowl episode. Still glad to see it continue to get the recognition.

Regina Spektor was not nominated for You've Got Time. I know OITNB got a whole bunch of nominations, but that still seems like a pretty big snub to me.

Yeah, but Michigan City/La Porte has given the world Emerson Spartz, the guy who created MuggleNet!

Johnny Cash wrote a song about a real life prisoner named Johnson Van Dyke Grigsby being released from Indiana State Prison, and the first thing Grigsby experiences is my hometown of Michigan City, IN, called "Michigan City, Howdy Do".

I spent a couple years in high school in Naperville. I went to Neuqua Valley, alma matter of Sky High actress Danielle Panabaker!!