I just started Skyrim for the first time, so I get this. Though it's not anxiety, more excitement at having such a full plate. I think it plays into my love of resource managing games like Civilization. The overwhelming, concurrent demands fuel my play.

The AV Club

I thought the implications were that

That was just a piece of gabbaggoooool stuck in his teeth.

I dunno, I REALLY get bored with it in the middle seasons. I stopped watching it regularly after (or during) season 2

"Now get out there and whack some NERRRRRRDS!"

Why'd we have to get an OB-GYN that practices at Ellis Island?

That's sort of the point, right? The family is trying to fit in to suburbia, Land of Derricks and Shawnas.

Shoelaces are filthy, dragging through YOO-rin all day.

I've never seen this show. Is it sort of like "Analyze This?"

Do you need a credit card to ride this train?

They all enter medical school together, get addicted to pain pills, and dole out biting wit on a regular basis.

And Danny will be absolutely filthy.

The power…

It's funny, but the omission of the commercial may have made the ending LESS open to arguing. If it was just the smile, it'd be about character interpretation only. With the commercial, it adds this whole other season's worth of implied plot developments.

Sally and Bobby were adopted by… Oh, let's say, Moe.

That is one of the most salient points I've seen: the placement of the ad makes all the difference.

It wasn't a Coke meeting. It was Miller-Lite.

It's symbolic and concrete.

His ideal woman is an ad campaign.