The reviews themselves were pretty bad, but it was nice having a comment section to discuss the episodes in. No idea why they would drop coverage of it, it's becoming a pretty popular show.

My all-time favorite is actually two episodes, but since they're both technically the same story arc, I say count it as one: "Stage Two" and "Placebo Effect" from season 2. It's both funny and a little sad to see Archer actually not be an asshole for once when he thinks he's on his deathbed, and his stoned rampage…

…There's a difference between rap and hip-hop?

It's confusing as hell that we seem to have adopted right-wing insults like "snowflakes" and "safe spaces" recently. I can barely even tell who's who on the internet anymore!

Well, she does have "space_witch666" as a username. Some people never quite grow out of their goth phase.

Garfield doesn't look too bad, but that Grumpy Cat is ridiculously poorly drawn. She doesn't seem to be taking the transition from internet meme to cartoon character very well.

Yeah, this was a weird episode… it felt more like a full-length Treehouse of Horror segment. It wouldn't have been a big deal if Bart's guilt monster thing popped up as a quick throwaway gag, but the fact that it stuck around for the entire episode mostly just to follow him around the house was bizarre.

Hopefully he takes a wrong turn in Albuquerque.

I wish they'd just permanently hand over the Sunday @ 9:30 time slot to Bob's Burgers, and move Last Man on Earth to Tuesdays. It would make a hell of a lot more sense.

Why do they both look like they're made out of plastic?

I'd heard a lot about Milo on this site, but had never actually seen him before. The whole time he was on, all I could think was "Really? This is the guy that leftists consider to be such a threat?" He seemed to be nothing more than your typical shock jock-type, and couldn't handle himself during the Overtime segment…

If we can't rely on television to raise our kids, who else is going to?

Mac's nightmare made me laugh way harder than it should have.
"You killed me, son! I… love…" (dies)

I especially liked him yelling out "THIS IS NOT SEXY!!" during Charlie and Dennis' weird father/son act.

Yeah, but Charlie's main appeal is that he's great at playing manic weirdos. Here he's apparently playing the "straight man" character, and that's just a waste of his comedic talents. I'm not a big fan of Ice Cube as an actor either; he was good in the Friday movies, but he's a little too one-note.

What's with this annoying recent trend of the media overanalyzing people's apologies, and complaining that they're not substantial enough? Nobody actually owes you an apology. Quit acting so entitled and be grateful you got anything at all.

Why wouldn't she just change her number?

I hate Tinder. Something about the disproportionately low amount of matches I seem to get, coupled with the overall rather poor quality of people that I've spoken to on there, mostly just makes me feel even worse about myself than I would normally. And yet, I'm addicted to that brief dopamine rush that I get whenever…

His apparent need to always say the word "sing" twice is some truly odd, obsessive-compulsive behavior, but otherwise he's kind of right about Beyonce.

Yeah, not many of those insults work. I think this might be the first generation to listen to lamer, softer music than most middle aged folks. These kids today. They're running mild!