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Dave: Part of the Problem

But yes, for the record, I noticed that joke during the movie for pretty much that reason. Like, "oof, hate to be an adopted kid in the audience right now"

I WISH! She's always in her room, and I never get a chance to talk to her, let alone get into any misunderstandings

It's still one of the best shows on television but it's definitely not as good as last year. I think the whole political stuff is boring and repetitive. Either way, I'm not disappointed it's going off the air--every single one of these shows had a good run, and Community's resurgence for one...

One toss-away joke, regardless of how actually offensive it may be, shouldn't bring down the rest of the movie. Much in the same way that entirely racist caricatures whose inability to read factors into the main plot can really destroy a movie.

Welp, just had a Three's Company moment when I walked out of my room and my roomate was in the kitchen in her underwear. hachi machi

Yup. The Dems can easily win a game of these social issue smokescreens against the Repubs, since the GOP has sauntered itself over the idealogical edge. Most moderates, it seems, don't give a shit about issues like gay rights or gun control. Romney boxed himself in.

Obvious this was going to happen. Always knew Obama was keeping these things under his wings for election time.

30 Rock needs to go. Community should get one more season, then be let go (don't want it to rot). Parks and Rec is slumping. Yeah, I agree. NBC needs to burn this mother down and get another group going.

Says the guy that made a joke about an actress OD'ing how many pages ago?

Oh, that bean.

Yeah well this is my house, be jealous wait, no, that's the house that burned down in my neighborhood this past Saturday. Here's the view from my backyard! ...when I have some free time, I'll snag some photos of just down the block looking the other way, you know, at that big fancy...

Granted, popular things tend to have a backlash, regardless of what it is or where its coming from.

And then we can be Facebook friends or something, too. But really, I wouldn't mind a Facebook Cover that looked crisp, nice, and maybe had that picture of Krusty all like "what the hell was that" in it.

I don't always buy into hype and all that--hated Avatar, skipped Hunger Games for the forseeable future (until I break down and finally read the books my niece keeps harping about)--and I don't go watch movies in the theater often, so when a movie like Avengers or Dark Knight Rises is on the...

Yes I am oh so serious as always

Okay, carry on. But I foresee a ton of people making snide comments regardless. And this thread was so fun with the gifs and the laughings and the ha ha ha

But, we are. And I think this knee-jerk reaction of "HATE THIS MOVIE ILL KILL YOU" is what's giving Charlie such satisfaction in the first place.

Until that interview I would've been, "Oh. Maurice Sendak. He wrote that cool book". But afterwards, my opinion and respect for that man has increased thousand-fold. He really did something beautiful with his time here. And just now, on All Things Considered, I heard a great conversation...

Can we try not to completely shit on Charlie here? On the meta-thing, there is so much meta in there. Comic-book convention meta, archetypal villainy meta (don't forget Scarlet Witch pulls that shit twice, too) and, just because they're not breaking the fourth wall and directly winking at the...