Inventory: 16 Films Featuring Manic Pixie Dream Girls, 10 Great Songs Nearly Ruined by Saxophone, and 100 More Obsessively Specific Pop-Culture Lists - Softcover

"I did look at the book and enjoyed it, but didn't have time to come up with a quote, unless 'Seems like a pretty good book. I had a great time skimming it' works." -- Eugene Mirman, Flight Of The Conchords and The Will To Whatevs "Despite the fact that they declined to ask me to participate in this award-winning* book, I bear no ill will toward the writers because they are all geniuses; buying this book will make you feel a genius, too.** (*This book has not won any awards. **No, that was not a typo. I literally meant you would feel a genius.)" -- Michael Ian Black, The State and Michael And Michael Have Issues "I'm going to put this awesome book on my coffee table so when people come over they'll think I'm fun, clever, and sophisticated, but charmingly populist. And when they see my name on the back cover, they'll also think I'm famous!" -- Mindy Kaling, The Office "In a culture that worships the disposable, lazy lists obligatorily put together by self-serving editorial staffs at the likes of Barely Information Magazine, The A.V. Club has decided to embrace what it parodies until it meets itself just outside of heaven and shakes its own hand while flipping itself, and you and me, off. Kudos, A.V. Club!" -- David Cross, Mr. Show and Arrested Development "Inventory is awesome and will provide you with endless hours of reading and arguing with friends. I love this book, except for page 124. I don't care what anybody says, Bowie's 'Young Americans' sounds terrific with the saxophone. Go f*** yourself, A.V. Club." -- Joel McHale, The Soup

"24 Great Films Too Painful to Watch Twice" "14 Cover Songs That Are Better Than the Originals," "14 Tragic Movie Masturbation Scenes": If any of these titles intrigue you, you're ready for Inventory. Since its introduction in 2006, the weekly feature known as "Inventory." quirky, detailed lists compiled with knowledge and a large amount of humour has become one of the most popular elements of the print and web editions of A.V. Club, the arts and entertainment section of The Onion. Inventoryis filled with challenging opinions and fascinating facts. The top and bottom of each page will display two running lists: "Items in A.V. ClubHeaven" and "Items in A.V. Club Hell," a mega-list of the staff's favourite and least favourite things paired conceptually, e.g. Heaven: Ocean's 11; Hell: Ocean's 12. Inventory is designed to challenge, enlighten, and entertain, one fascinating list at a time.