… Is Lisa getting hotter?

I think it was around the 10 minute mark I realized "holy shit, a lot has happened.. But it doesn't feel like its earned it"… Maybe I been watching too much 'Mad Men' and expect too much from my shows (Fourth time around).

Not after I'm done with em'

I don't know. I've sat at tables much like Adam and listened to girls talk about stupid things and run around the same subject over and over that I want to punch my face off.. And seeing a character as sketchy and as crazy as Adam do it.. I couldn't help but just die of laughter.

It was kinda paced weird.. I thought.. It was probably good..

Well aware of that. I didn't realize it until this episode, but I don't watch these kind of movies,, Or haven't for many many years.

I'm 100% sure thats what they were doing. They made a comment about it at the end. Saying that, I didn't really like the episode too much. Felt kind of directionless.. And I've never seen whatever the show was referencing.. So maybe, thats it?

This conversation took a weird turn..

Your BOTH right.

This is why I'm not a big Curb fan. I like some of the later episodes (especially ones where Leon plays a heavier hand in) but it grates on you a little bit, plus its too obvious to me whats going to happen. The thing is, I've never done a proper Seinfield marathon the way I ran through every episode of Curb. I catch…

.. I hated it..

Well Rocket Raccoon, TheMagicRat is dead! They slit his throat from ear to ear!

Anna Gunn for president of CBS!

Woah, what kind of poster makes a comment like that.

I walked in thinking "its the same writing staff minus Dan Harmon and McKenna, these characters are established and everyone knows what they'd do after three seasons, how bad could it be?".. Then "History 101" happened.. Followed by "Paranormal Parentage".. "Conventions of Space & Time".. By the end of "Alternative…

Thats my explanation to anyone that didn't like Michael Jackson's "Thriller."

"The show should be canceled because you didn't enjoy the finale? It must continue to redeem itself because a half-hour of television didn't exactly meet your high standards? Ugh. I'm sorry"

Okay.

"Peacocking" is a technique used by "pick up artists" who wear bright or wacky things to clubs to get the attention of women in order to strike a conversation.

I enjoyed "Phantom Menace" more than the other two, more political (in the Star Wars universe) and slower paced. "AOTC" seemed like Lucas' answer to people who criticized "Phantom" for what I said, which is a shame. Learning how the universe worked prior to the Sith running sh!t, it was interesting.