Regular Features
- A.V. Club Crossword, edited by Ben Tausig
- A.V. Undercover, a video series featuring bands covering songs in the A.V. Club office.
- Comics Panel, monthly (formally bi-weekly) reviews of comic books.
- Commentary Tracks of the Damned, a feature reviewing DVD audio commentaries of universally panned films
- Films That Time Forgot, an examination of B movies
- Inventory, a list of examples from a pop culture-related theme, such as "15 True Comeback Albums" or "24 Great Films Too Painful To Watch Twice"
- My Favorite Music Year, a series where various writers try to answer the question: What year in music means the most to you?
- My World of Flops, reviews of box-office, television, and literary bombs by Nathan Rabin
- Newswire, blog-style reporting of pop culture news items
- Podmass, a review of podcasts from the past week; published every Friday
- Pop Pilgrims, Dan Telfer and Brian Berrebbi's video series of their travels to famous film, TV, and literary locations.
- Random Roles, an interview focusing on several selected roles from an actor's career
- Random Rules, an interview asking a celebrity to account for random tracks on his or her personal MP3 player
- Red Meat, a syndicated comic strip by Max Cannon
- Savage Love, a syndicated sex advice column by Dan Savage
- Sawbuck Gamer, a column highlighting inexpensive games.
- Scenic Routes, Mike D'Angelo looks at key movie scenes, explaining their meaning and importance.
- Taste Test, reports and reviews of unusual foodstuffs
- The A.V. Club Blog, a more casual forum for the site's writers to share anecdotes and observations
- The Hater, a column by Amelie Gillette focusing on pop culture and celebrity news, and its offshoot The Tolerability Index. The Hater was put on hiatus in May 2010 as Gillette left The A.V. Club to become a writer for the TV series The Office, but The Tolerability Index is still published weekly.
- The New Cult Canon, a series by Scott Tobias examining movies from the '90s and the '00s that have attained cult status.
- Then That's What They Called Music, a series by Nathan Rabin chronicling pop music's evolution through the CD series Now That's What I Call Music!
- T.V. Club, episode-by-episode reviews of a wide variety of both current and classic TV shows
- Whatever Happened to Alternative Nation?, Steven Hyden's personal retrospective on alternative music in the 1990s.
The eight print editions of The A.V. Club include subsections containing local content such as event previews and dining guides. They also include additional comics such as Postage Stamp Comics by Shannon Wheeler and Wondermark by David Malki. Not all print editions include Savage Love and Red Meat, generally due to other syndication arrangements in those cities.
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