The TV Guide plot preview seemingly confirms it is April - it says she gets some big news or something like that (life-changing? i'm too lazy to look it up again).

Don going to the back door reminded me of that dream sequence where he ushered his old fling out of it (only for her to come back and kill her).

"While I agree with you, it is hard to watch The Walking Dead and not recognize that it glorifies guns. That's neither here nor there, but it does say something about society."

"I will only watch this if it involves Gary Busey and he is prominently featured in all promotional material."

Yes, he was a catalyst by not being a manager in the traditional sense. He basically let them run wild (and instigated them), much in the way they were able to do so without Andy around. Having Michael as manager was basically like not having an actual manager.

Yes, he was a catalyst by not being a manager in the traditional sense. He basically let them run wild (and instigated them), much in the way they were able to do so without Andy around. Having Michael as manager was basically like not having an actual manager.

"He also apparently serves absolutely no function, since business was better than usual with no management. This is essentially the opposite of the premise this show had when it was good; when the fates of all these people depended on Michael Scott keeping the branch above water as the company was buffeted by…

"He also apparently serves absolutely no function, since business was better than usual with no management. This is essentially the opposite of the premise this show had when it was good; when the fates of all these people depended on Michael Scott keeping the branch above water as the company was buffeted by…

True, but Andy's been out of the office completely and he's coming back as a paid employee. Point is: David Wallace is a moron.

True, but Andy's been out of the office completely and he's coming back as a paid employee. Point is: David Wallace is a moron.

Or maybe Jim is actually a self-centered douchebag that no one wants to live with (see him with Daryl) and we've all been had by our conceived notions of what Pam & Jim were supposed to be…

For me, it was Lord Grantham's unwavering support for Dr. Phil - Grantham is the reverse King Midas

Because the actor was good looking. Just saying: if he'd been ugly as sin nobody would have noticed.

Because the actor was good looking. Just saying: if he'd been ugly as sin nobody would have noticed.

Have they ever watched Downton Abbey? If that show doesn't make you hate rich people, I don't know what will. [Seriously and I suppose spoilerly: a major plot line in the first few episodes of the newest season concerned the tragedy of them moving from a huge mansion to a smaller mansion.]

" The concept (Obama feels bad for Boehner because the Republicans mercilessly taunt him for any hint at compromise) wasn’t bad, but it’s only so funny to have two guys tell you about a bunch of funny situations"

" The concept (Obama feels bad for Boehner because the Republicans mercilessly taunt him for any hint at compromise) wasn’t bad, but it’s only so funny to have two guys tell you about a bunch of funny situations"

I bet April and Andy have a great fake sex life.

I bet April and Andy have a great fake sex life.

I'm fond of Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind and thought, at the time, it could have been a fitting series finale.