I rated this a B, but the image of La Sagrada Familia at the end bumped this up to a B+ for me (Im an architect, and I like it when good architecture gets featured)

I kind of take issue with the "Family Guy-esque" critique. AD using a similar storyline or element or joke shouldn't be an issue (just about everything on Family Guy originated somewhere else, anyway). The execution of that story/element/joke should. FG told a shoplifting story where the crux (hiding in "asian…

I take offense to that. Not all of us are racist, or bumpkins. That said, they do exist, and those of us with actual consciences are rightfully ashamed of them. (try being the only employee in a store when an elderly man in a wheelchair starts screaming about how "some n****r" (his words) lied to him about the…

How does anyone who uses this TL:DR crap see it as anything but a slight on their own intelligence?

Vickers is in a coma, California is probably on some pretentious blah blah blah…, and Gabe wasn't important enough to be invited and waaayyyyy to creepy to be in an ep where Erin finds her birth parents. The only good thing that might have led to would have been Erin's father punching him out.

You know, you write very well for a baby abandoned by his father who ran off with his old flame halfway through a wedding.

I want to like this comment many more times.  His appearance in the finale shows an incredible growth of character using just two lines and a few scenes, and whats great about it is that it's not a logical stretch to think that this is the person he became after finding a family of his own.

"i'm turning you into poo" (said after finally catching the twinkie)

"Francine you were obviously dreaming and I do not discuss your dreams in the daytime"

If you were a pissed off emperor who wanted to get their ex off your ship in the most degrading way possible, how would you do it?  Telling Roger he's "the decider" is just icing on the cake, it plays perfectly to his narcissism.

One of the little details I just noticed on rewatch…one of the establishing shots of the ship in space shows the ship "upside down" (right before the test).  First I though it was weird, but then I realized that in space, orientation doesn't really matter.  That's a pretty smart detail IMO

Please explain why the plot was "half-baked" as you say (aside from the main character being Jeff)

Thank you for your well thought out and reasoned response.  It's still wrong.

Thank you for your well thought out and reasoned response.  It's still wrong.

have you ever seen one of these reenactments? they are usually terrible.  thats the point of the parody.  you don't have to like it.

It was ripping on reenactments that use actors that don't really resemble the people they are portraying, which is also why stan had really short hair, kyle didn't have a jew fro, and they all were 10+ years older than they should have been.

Stan is the only one singing throughout most of the song, as it says in the very beginning of the scene/video.  So, yes, it is a lip dub.