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Matt McMahon | Saturday, January 25, 2014
For the majority of tonight’s episode, the first in the series officially given the title “Archer Vice,” the show’s proceedings feel like necessary set-up. A lot of exposition and groundwork, both at the new house, and on the way to and in Miami, seem to be setting the table for some elaborate plots later on
Emma Terhaar | Saturday, January 25, 2014
“It’s truly amazing that you all accomplished so little in your four years after college.” Yet another gem from Shoshanna, and a reminder why I watch this show. It never fails to remind me that there are women out there messing up even more than I am, and they aren’t even in college anymore. Sunday
Emma Terhaar | Saturday, January 25, 2014
The third season of Girls kicked off Sunday night with a double episode premiere. Watching Girls live while on campus is a bit of a struggle due to our less than premium student cable package. If you’re lucky enough to have an HBO go account, than it’s easy to watch the episodes after they air.
Will Neal | Saturday, January 25, 2014
Pierce Anastasia Hawthorne – it’s hard to say goodbye. I’m not just referring to Chevy Chase’s departure from the series last season, but as of last week, our insensitively beloved senior member of the Greendale Seven passed away. While last week’s “Basic Intergluteal Numismatics” first addressed the passing of Pierce, this week dealt with the
Will Neal | Saturday, January 25, 2014
Last January, I wrote an article celebrating the anticipated return of the NBC’s hilarious, under-appreciated, meta-cult-classic sitcom, “Community,” as its fourth season approached. I remember obnoxiously smiling as I typed the words “’Community’ is back!” on my laptop, believing that I’d be watching my same favorite show when the long-awaited premiere would finally hit the
Matt McMahon | Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Sterling Archer’s dream world of shady reconnaissance, world traveling, borderline alcoholism, and free rides couldn’t last forever. Aided by his complex relationship with his mom/boss, who consistently wavers between enabling and mistreating, Archer was able to keep it up for a while. But, of course, it had to come to an end at some point.