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We're three episodes deep into season 11 of "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia," and it's pretty clear that the show has lost some of its wit and originality, but nevertheless the show is a must watch when new material is inevitably released. While the show has been moved to FXX (it previously aired on big brother FX), the ratings have actually grown, likely because of better access to obscure channels and the internet popularity of the show. Listed below are the 20 best episodes of one of the best television comedies of all time, and it was extremely hard to narrow the list to 20 (and to rank them for that matter). Each episode has specific reasons for being on this list. The great part about this show is that there are key moments in each of these episodes that have stuck with me to this day, whether that be Chardee MacDennis, Mac Day, salting "Gail the Snail," bisexual truckers, the fictional Wolf Cola or the infamous Brian LeFevre. Season 10 did...

The sixth season of IFC's "Portlandia," a hilariously random television series that first aired in 2011, officially began last night. The show, usually set in Portland, Oregon, is as hit-and-miss as any show on television, but when the show hits it sticks. In honor of Fred Armisen and Carrie Browntein, here are the best 15 episodes of their outlandish and original television comedy. The first five seasons can currently be viewed on Netflix. Rather than give away important information about each episode listed below, you can watch and enjoy on your own. You will no doubt notice only one episode from season five, and that is simply because it is the weakest season to date. The show probably peaked midway through season four, but perhaps Armisen and Brownstein have something left up their sleeves. 1. Season 3, Episode 1 - "Winter in Portlandia" 2. Season 3, Episode 4 - "Nina's Birthday" 3. Season 2, Episode 1 - "Mixologist" 4. Season ...

This list will continue to change over the next couple of months, but a lot of great films have been hitting theaters as of late and it's time to begin a discussion about the year's best films. 1. Interstellar -- An incredible cinematic achievement that has to be seen to believe. Christopher Nolan has incredibly outdone "Inception" with one of the best films ever created. 2. Gone Girl -- A faithful adaptation of one of the best books of the last decade. David Fincher's film is a twisted thrill-ride that packs a punch. 3. Under the Skin -- Gorgeous, pulse-pounding and experimental. A heartfelt yet eerie look into human nature. 4, Whiplash -- An emotional, thrilling, thought-provoking and well-acted drama about jazz music--what a rush. 5. The Grand Budapest Hotel -- Well-crafted and hilarious. What else would you expect from Wes Anderson? 6. Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) -- The acting is superb, the plot is complex and the drama will le...

Best Picture: * 12 Years a Slave * American Hustle Dallas Buyers Club Gravity Her Inside Llewyn Davis Nebraska Prisoners The Hunger Games: Catching Fire The Place Beyond the Pines Best Actor: Christian Bale, American Hustle Chiwetel Ejiofor, 12 Years a Slave Oscar Issac, Inside Llewyn Davis * Matthew McConaughey, Dallas Buyers Club * Joaquin Phoenix, Her Best Actress: Amy Adams, American Hustle *Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine* Sandra Bullock, Gravity Greta Gerwig, Frances Ha Shailene Woodley, The Spectacular Now Best Director: * Ethan Coen and Joel Coen, Inside Llewyn Davis * Spike Jonze, Her Steve McQueen, 12 Years a Slave David O. Russell, American Hustle Martin Scorsese, The Wolf of Wall Street Best Supporting Actor: * Bradley Cooper, American Hustle * Michael Fassbender, 12 Years a Slave Jake Gyllenhaal, Prisoners Jonah Hill, The Wolf of Wall Street Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club Best Supporting Actress: Amy ...

1. The Place Beyond the Pines 2. Inside Llewyn Davis 3. Her 4. 12 Years a Slave 5. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire 6. Prisoners 7. American Hustle 8. Dallas Buyers Club 9. Nebraska 10. Star Trek Into Darkness 11. The Kings of Summer 12. Gravity 13. Captain Phillips 14. Blue Jasmine 15. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug 16. Iron Man 3 17. The Conjuring 18. Ain't Them Bodies Saints 19. The Spectacular Now 20. You're Next 21. Thor: The Dark World 22. Mud 23. The Way Way Back 24. Frances Ha 25. The World's End

2012 has drawn to a close, and while I never post anymore I thought it would be punctual to post my 15 favorite films of 2012. I have not seen nearly as many films this year as I have in the past, but I have seen most of the noteworthy ones throughout the year. Here goes. 1. The Dark Knight Rises 2. The Avengers 3. Zero Dark Thirty 4. Silver Linings Playbook 5. Argo 6. Lincoln 7. Looper 8. Moonrise Kingdom 9. The Hunger Games 10. Skyfall 11. Django Unchained 12. The Perks of Being a Wallflower 13. Frankenweenie 14. The Cabin in the Woods 15. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Honorable mention: Life of Pi, Arbitrage, Prometheus, The Hunter, End of Watch

Hello, folks! In this segment I will break down 15 films I have recently viewed on DVD. A couple of them have been out for a few months, but you'll just have to deal with it. I've nearly seen every note-worthy and interesting film of 2011. So, in the near future I will re-release my top films of 2011, as well as my own personal Oscar picks, as they have both changed significantly. Have fun, and don't be afraid to chime in. Enjoy! A Dangerous Method -- This is a mildly interesting and controversial film starring Michael Fassbender as Carl Jung and Viggo Mortensen as Sigmund Freud. David Cronenberg (Eastern Promises, A History of Violence) obviously has quite the resume and a knack for his craft, but this material is awfully boring on screen. Unless you're interested in the psychology aspects of the film I'd stay away, despite a pretty darn good performance by Keira Knightley. (B-) Anonymous -- You obviously have to suspend your belief going into this film, bei...