dude, this episode was awesome. It tons of comedy, emotion and development. Yesterday's was fun but pretty simple and it was mostly just build up for this episode..

I thought TCS was really average and forgetable….but the the theme was great

I haven't watch FG in awhile. Is this the first they have referenced ted? I doubt it

I thought this finale was very sold….but then again, I like Season 4 which is unfairly hated for reason i cannot fathom.

Kat dennings' hotness=why this show isn't awful.

I expected the mastermind to be Doofus Rick.

he's actually somewhat lively and upbeat in interviews and on twitter. He's just…not an actor by any means.

The fact that a professionally published book is saying "WAAAH NEW STUFF SUCKS" saddens me.

With the criticisms on the sensitivity you are thinking way too hard about a movie with time traveling turkeys.

See, I haven't seen the how simply because i find both the fans and haters scary.

Thank you is a "meh" animated short with finn and jake slapped on for some reason. Not a fan.

I get why someone would dislike AGIG even though i like it but Frost and fire? It's one of the most complex and fascinating (and creepy) episodes ever! It's one of the best of the season so far.

The hell? This episode was awesome. Well, not AS worthy but b+ at least. It was fun in how weird and odd it was. The ending was abrupt but it kind of worked in a way. The fact that it feltl ike an early episode is WHY it's good.

Like the time Big bang theory got a better grade than Community?

Both were pretty much perfect. Also, i like that thomas has a personality…of a dick, but who cares, i still love ihm.

The ghost family having a kid brings about sad questions i doubt we'll get the answer to.

Sorry, but al pacino was HORRIBLE in jack and jill.

An A? For an ep where PB is a total dumnbass and  OOC?

Yay, more whiny fanboy's bitching and moaning. Fuck all of you.

Screw you, this epiusode was awesome. Easily my fave of the Gayble episodes, as they actually played with the formula and had each short tie into a bigger story instead of being stand alone.