I don't usually nit pick like this but "
 richer mine to ore" is really irking me.  I mix my metaphors from time to time but come on.  It doesn't even read right.

This is the first episode I've ever watched and while it has more potential for me to return to it than Modern Family (I'm not seeing what the hype is about), the Axl/Brick storyline did seem to be holding the episode together more than the Frankie and Sue obsessions.  "Big boy dream" is still making me chuckle.

I just appreciated how everything tied together pretty well, bullies are everywhere and come in all shapes, sizes, and ages, and the cultural jab at the end was funny regardless of the jab at Jason Russell (I tuned out any Kony2012 when all the bandwagon folk I have on facebook jumped, well, on the bandwagon and knew…

NBC still bothers with new programming on Sundays?

Charlotte isn't bad as long as you don't venture too far outside of Uptown.

"an endless paradise…you'll never want to leave!"

This episode was a bit hokey from start to finish but yeah, kinda figured Lucy was coming back from not being dead in the first place.  There were enough small jokes that made it good though, the TV being dragged across the floor while the cable is being recovered caught me off guard entirely.  Not too sure about a…

I was trying to recall why Inside Probe seemed familiar, but considering the number of inside jokes present in this episode (that was a clip from "Earl" at the beginning, right?) I shouldn't be suprised by this.  The fish was named Martha.  That got a good chuckle.

Thought that was a great touch.  I wouldn't mind seeing 30 second touches of Kareem every other episode…any more would be over exposure.  No need to ruin a good bit.

Should have seen it coming it was so obvious, yet…

Nothing like being pleasantly surprised by an episode I was sure I was going to hate.  I didn't mind the POTW, Taub was annoying but only mildly so (same with Park, who I want to just go away), the deal with Wilson and his fake son was ok, and the trademark "House realizing what is really wrong with the POTW" was…

This was a great write up.  I grew up watching this, The Donna Reed Show, My Three Sons, etc and despite the naysayers there is a reason it's still on TV 60 years later.

I can only hope they squeezed Joan Rivers in by having her do the red carpet?

I'm sure David Faustino isn't amused by this.

Agreed on all points, but I think the censorship is what really irked me the most.  My mind operates below the gutter and I had a hard time during a couple of the Q & A scenes trying to figure out what got bleeped in regards to the context of the rest of the question/reply.

A bit late but your fun fact is that her great uncle was Lord Baden-Powell.  You know, the reason for Boy Scouts.  This is just begging for any number of asides.

"If you're gonna get left behind, you need some extra cash to get through the Tribulations."  There were a lot of great lines tonight but i'm still laughing at this three hours later.  Sometimes it pays to have a crazy religious background to really appreciate jokes like this fully.  Decent write-up, Nugent.  Good…

This is contrary to any other time when there was a Community-related notification?

This sounds good enough to check out, just wish I had read that bold print up top and realized that it hadn't aired yet.  And counter programming to Jersey Shore, maybe MTV isn't over and done with -just- yet.

are you sure?