THERE'S GOT TO BE A BETTER WAY!

Seven 2: Fourteen.

Seven 2: Fourteen.

Five point palm exploding heart technique.

Five point palm exploding heart technique.

That's a paddlin'.

That's a paddlin'.

I wish the diatribe was more in character because Charlie Day really nailed it.

I wish the diatribe was more in character because Charlie Day really nailed it.

@avclub-2abf2b82c099047f2d089c7e7abe42b1:disqus : Like how no one remembers how Save Ferris got their name?

@avclub-2abf2b82c099047f2d089c7e7abe42b1:disqus : Like how no one remembers how Save Ferris got their name?

That line was bizarrely perfect.  Such an anti-joke, a complete tonal shift in the middle of the episode.  Loved it.

That line was bizarrely perfect.  Such an anti-joke, a complete tonal shift in the middle of the episode.  Loved it.

And yet you don't justify your opinion at all, so no one gives a shit what you think.

And yet you don't justify your opinion at all, so no one gives a shit what you think.

Yeah, the conversation between Maling and the kid was flawless.  The unusual comedic timing of this show is what has me coming back to see if it evolves into something actually, you know, good.  Right now it's got some laughs and some good qualities but is mostly a big blah.

Yeah, the conversation between Maling and the kid was flawless.  The unusual comedic timing of this show is what has me coming back to see if it evolves into something actually, you know, good.  Right now it's got some laughs and some good qualities but is mostly a big blah.

I totally disagree that people on TV care more about Halloween costumes than us real world inhabitants.  I've seen much more complex and original costumes in real life than I've ever seen on gag reels like the one in this episode.

I totally disagree that people on TV care more about Halloween costumes than us real world inhabitants.  I've seen much more complex and original costumes in real life than I've ever seen on gag reels like the one in this episode.

"…and he's talking about how this kind of music became huge these past few years even though it was popular in Europe and other countries. he may not spell it out, but it's implied in the first paragraph."