Well, ain't this a coinkydink? On this day in 1948, Hitchcock released Rope, and on this day today, I reviewed it. For a website that's not just my crappy blog! http://filmfixx.com/today-i…

Gas ain't free!

Also, this is the episode where Jan explains sports metaphors to the women of the office.

Jim and Pam arguing over her not doing the arts course but actually arguing about something else is pretty great. It was a smart move to shake things up by not having them just make doe eyes at each other all the time.

Especially Sir Ben Kingsley

*tries to salvage matters with combination jazzy dance/funny walk off stage/internal panic attack*

It's about time that Salinger got off his ass. He almost takes as long to put out new material as George RR Martin!

Are science fiction and heart mutually exclusive?

I think there's a chance Seth McFarlane has seen The Simpsons at least.

Talk about striking while the iron's hot!

Jesse could use a few more friendly people in his life.

Yeah the first three episodes of Season 6 weren't great, then the wedding two-parter gets a bit of slack, but then it has that Youtube wedding thing to make you really skeptical…and then….Mafia. Things were never the same after Mafia.

He also played hacky sack with Vaughn.

This should have just been 5 minutes of Danica McKellar teaching Avril Lavigne mathematics. Starting with the basics, like that 8 is a number and doesn't belong in the middle of a word.

If you're an Asian in Hollywood you kind of have to play to stereotypes if you want to eat.

The story in this episode is pretty weak, but darn it all if it isn't funny. Crazy Marge is the best Marge.

Or, if it is racist. Which it is.

The Sean O'Neal article was funny, and the old man eating soup was the icing on the cake.

Man this is just sad. The guy's a fucking lunatic.

I look forward to seeing it on Hatesong one day. "I was born too late, into a world that doesn't care" fuuuuuuuuuuuck you