It seems that any fair judgment of a given year’s least important event must take into account the ratio of that event’s utter lack of importance to the grossly disproportionate amount of ink spilled on the subject. And 2011 was a competitive year! At first glance all the countless young people on the internet bemoaning the uncertain future of ‘Community’ seemed to take the prize, but after careful consideration it became abundantly clear that no other event this year had as throaty and vociferous a numerator buoyed by such a fractionally insignificant dividend as the death of Christopher Hitchens.
In which I speak ill of the dead for The Morning News’ “The Year That Wasn’t.”
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