Let's just say, this episode, from the random hot farmer daughters, to the complete destruction of the fourth wall, to the inconceivable ripping-off of old Community's Subway sponsorship, is this show firmly embracing its end. This is the last stage of grief. Good night, sweet prince.

I like to think that Jamm was talking to Chang on the phone, and that he is the secret co-conspirator behind the latter's faking of Changnesia.

Just saw the end credits. I retract everything bad I ever expressed, said, or thought about this episode.

Who's the Minerva? Abed's new love interest?

I'm usually a contrarian about things people hate around here, like the last season of The Office, Go On, and Hell on Wheels.

Brett Gelman's Mr. K is the next Creed.

How is every serial drama, from the Walking Dead to Mad Men to the Shield to Deadwood to even the Wire to some degree NOT a soap opera? These are all soap operas. Story arcs are soap operas. Life is a soap opera. The only shows that aren't soap operas are those that completely lack continuity.

The day that a major American cable network adapts the Romance of the Three Kingdoms into a series is the day that racism dies in this country… or when the PRC government calls in their debts, either reason works.

I liked Osha, because there was something attractive about her without being sexualized. Theon had to go and ruin that, because Theon ruins everything.

Pope Francis Underwood events

I hope Go On gets better, it can be more than a Community watch-alike.

Come to think of it, HBO could have used it as a way to challenge AMC and the Walking Dead! There is actual financial justification for such a series to exist!

No discussion about the live performances of this song?

Cool Bioshock Infinite ref.

Cool Bioshock Infinite ref.

Matt Damon

He's like the new Creed.

I miss G.I. Joe Extreme.

Fast & Furious 6 had better be better.

I think this album is more memorable and interesting than Angles, which shows improvement, at the very least. Angles did end with a much better song than this one did, though.