Also, there was plenty of sex in the show. Granted, there was no sex actually involving dogs, but there were sex scenes and adult themes throughout. You're getting a little too generic in your contempt for the viewing public.

The Barn: Pigs

Hey Sweet Clam: just go back to your American Idol and shut the fuck up you ignorant bitch.

He closed in Louisville with about 20 minutes of jokes making fun of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Anthony Kiedis. It really never got old.

Dunn was on the screen at the live show several times throughout the night and always got a nice cheer.

I was at the Louisville show over the weekend too. It was spectacular. I lost my shit when Steve Brule came out. Neil Hamburger was a ton better than I expected too. I was totally into it.

Heather was ugly and a huge bitch. Zac was super-annoying. Yigit was uber-pretentious. Morgan was kind of an asshole, but also probably the best chef and one of the more normal contestants. I liked Eric and the wierd-face girl who looked like she was pulled out of a Doug cartoon.

Or maybe he just saw Batmen the Animated Series. Or Batman comics. Or pretty much anything related to Batman. But you're right, Batman Begins Scarecrow storyline was a completely original Christopher Nolan creation.

Ellie reminds me of Rita from Dexter. Just completely annoying and super-needy at all times.

Yeah, a lot of the time I get annoyed with the Pete character. I mean, Ruxin's the "asshole." And he does a great job at it. Pete should be more of a bachelor straight-man character, but he delves too often into dark asshole territory. And his timing sucks sometimes.

He should be known as the guy from Dodgeball. I didn't even remember he was in Avatar, but the first second I saw him I thought: Dodgeball!

OY! Clay Davis obviously found her in the park by either following her or because they had tapped Will's cell or some shit. It's not much of a stretch.

Actually, I only wish you would shut the fuck up and die. Thanks.

Attention guy: no one cares about your stupid fucking lowly hollywood production crew job. Honestly, just give it a rest. Good luck at Starbucks.

You're defending fucking Community here, not Tim & Eric or It's Always Sunny or something. Let's not act like Community is fucking edgy ground-breaking, bitingly intelligent or post-modern comedy. Seriously, dude. It's fucking Joel McHale being a smarmy smart-ass and a bunch of stock characters.

Best episode yet.
After the cold open last night I officially declared that Fringe is my new Lost. The only show that I am going to be consistently excited to watch each week.

I find your opinions on this show insulting and unwarranted. TV has stereotypes? Network TV? Wow, what a revelation. Also, how exactly is it shallow?

I was actually surprised at how decent Richie's acting was in the episode. Her biting, bitchy lines were well-delivered and she looked decently hot.

Eastbound and Down is 5-million times better than this show. The mere mention of it in comparison to this show is highly insulting to Danny McBride. I wished someone would slap that annoying British punk right in the mouth about halfway through the coffee shop scene.

I think…
…the show has started off fine and even promising. I don't think you have the capital with a new show to go way too complex with the first few episodes. What we're really looking for is good exposition, characters with chemistry, and potential for growth. I see all these things in Undercovers. I'm sure…