I just put Sarah Goldberg in my predictions for Comedy Supporting Actress. With her past couple of episodes (and a killer monologue that would also put her in a serious position to win), she seems like a someone who would be primed to be nominated for the sophomore season of a show, very much like Zazie Beets was last year for Atlanta.

I’m sorry but that performance of “Tears in Heaven” was just awful.

While the season is still funny, I’m kind of feeling let down in terms of the direction it’s going in. I was really looking forward to the new dynamic that would come from having Richard, Jared, Guilfoyle and Gavin set up their new company, especially with the potential interactions between Guilfoyle and Gavin. But now we’re right back to where…[Read more]

Which is followed by one of my favorite lines:

– “Am I going to get the operation father?”

– “No son. You’re going to die.”

It’s being presented next week along with Writing for a Variety Special during the main telecast.

Also, I found the winner for the three categories that MTV still isn’t listing in their winners list:

BEST POP VIDEO
Beyonce, “Formation”

BEST ROCK VIDEO
twenty one pilots, “Heathens”

BEST ELECTRONIC VIDEO
Calvin Harris & Disciples, “How Deep is Your Love”

Does anyone have any idea who won Best Pop Video, Best Rock Video and Best Electronic Video? They never presented it in the ceremony and gave no notice to it at any point throughout the production.

Yes, yes, a thousand times YES!!!

For “Rick and Morty” I definitely think “Auto Erotic Assimilation” is a great choice but I also think “Total Rickall” would be a stellar choice as well.

The episode is good, but I don’t think it works without the context of the entire season. I think the better choice would be “Hank After Dark,” episode seven. It works really well on it’s own. I’d also put episode five (“Chickens”), six (“Higher Love”) and eight (“Let’s Find Out”) on that possibility list.