Amazingly enough, no, I'm saying that taking 0.6 seconds to type "SPOILER" before discussing a plot point is polite and not at all worthy of being singled out for ridicule.

My name is Fabby!  My name is Fabienne!

I'd love to see a comedy written by Fey with Buzz Aldrin and Brian Williams playing themselves as regular weekly characters.

30 Spock

*googles*
*faints*

Extra credit.

Her reaction to that is so great.  It's like she's simultaneously touched that Dwight is at least making an effort to make her feel better, horrified and offended that he's so terrible at it, and also probably recognizes that it's hilarious.

Tries to cover and invariably makes it worse.

It's a great dynamic.  As much as Jim doesn't like confrontation, this rare blowup has made the already miserable experience of being on the boat with the "newly" engaged Pam and Roy even worse by adding this now intensely uncomfortable and hostile situation into the mix.  It started out already something he wouldn't…

In the commentary they say how long that look between them on the deck is, and it's something insane like 37 seconds. 

ugh, this again.  Yes, because not everyone has seen every episode of every tv show ever, or even every episode of this show. How long ago it came out is completely irrelevant to anything.

It's definitely one of my favorite Carrell deliveries, and it's great work from Krasinski, too, because as soon as he says it, Jim is like, >click<.  It's perfectly clear.  It hadn't occurred to Jim that he didn't have to give up yet, and in that moment it did.  Without this scene the rest of the season and the series…

Hah, I was about to go on a massive GIS hunt to find that image, or maybe another very similar one.

WE SEE YOU IN MANY MOVIES. I THINK ABOUT YOU WHILE HAVING SEX WITH MY WIFE. 

I can't even keep track of how many ideas I find offensive in this quote.  First of all, there is nothing wrong with being shy, and in any case it's silly to think a shy person shouldn't romantically gravitate toward other shy people.  Second of all, I for one already know how to be a man, I don't need a stern mommy…

Yeah, nice girls are the worst.  Everybody should just be obnoxious and awful.

I was starting to think I was the only person besides Sean O'Neal and maybe David Spade who remembered this kid.  I was shocked to get a quarter of the way down the page before anyone seemed to know who he was. What kind of smartass pop culture sponges are you people?

This kid needs a serious beating.

Good call on Vietnam.  It's important to note too that not only was it still fresh in a lot of people's memory, but the timing of the Gulf War was such that the people coming of draft age were often the children of people who had fought in Vietnam or whose families and friends had. Between that and the general Boomer…

Jazz flute is for little fairy boys.