not a good episode. There were too many cutaways. When they were in the mall, we saw the outside mall transition like five times.

@dc191 Community has always been running against the juggernaut that is the Big Bang Theory these past few years. I bet some of Parks drop is due to that. If we are talking about a drop, the disparity between Parks and Community from last season was 1.6 to Community's 1.3. So if anything, the drop will be to around a…

I really enjoyed the plot of this episode. The A and B and C storylines all had a certain amount of theme connectivity. I also enjoy this concept due to what the show has built up about Eagleton over the last 6 years. But Leslie's immaturity regarding matters like this is just hard to watch. It makes her so annoying.…

the answer is simple. they know they can make more money airing reruns of Scandal. The ratings are only going to decrease, so they can shut down production if they have to (saving money that way), and make much more money from another product that they don't spend any money to make.

community ended season 3 with 1.3. Began season 4 (after all that October 19th hullabaloo) with a 1.9, and ended season 4 with 1.3. Community is remarkable stable compare to the other shows and with the return of Harmon, it can probably stabilize at 1.3 to 1.5. I can't see them cratering to .7 and .8. Everyone hated…

community should return with 1.8, as it will get a bump from the return of harmon, before falling back to 1.3 -1.5.

agree on the Glee part. Hence they have been relying heavily on themed episodes the past two seasons. those make the most money.

Glee probably was renewed because all of the money it makes from songs as other merchandise. They gave it double renewal in the hopes that certainty could stabilize its audience. It loss one of its biggest stars over the summer, so I think a drop can be expected, because both creatively and commercially, the series…

Considering its position and ABC ratings, its doing it great. It goes up against NCIS and The Voice. ABC could not do better with any of their other shows, aside from maybe Scandal. But that's more of a late show.

I though he was leaving to play JFK.

Loved this episode. The Sherlock and Joan dynamic was great. It really brought the best out of both actors. I teared up a bit when Sherlock asked to go with Joan to the cemetery. It feels like a true mutual friendship between equals. Holmes gave Watson the options and she took a different path. That part was great.

“Guys, this is so great. I feel like I’m in Smash season one.”
I was really hoping someone would say, "wait until season 2 starts."

I really enjoyed this episode. Some of the political elements were off (a politician never looks good when they stand up their with their spouse while talking about how they cheated), but overall very interesting.

They slowed down the pace, and all the storylines worked for me. Everyone got a storyline this week, and it all worked really well.

The Angel series finale was great. It captured Angel's plight perfectly. A great way to end the series. It also continued as a comic, of course.

I don't think they mind on one level since it's a guaranteed paying gig. On another, I'm surprised that someone like Betsy hasn't left for that reason.

If he knew, why wouldn't he tell his team? He didn't realize until after he showed of his room.

Best Mindy Project episode in awhile. Still, all the episodes this season seem on intent turning back the events of last season's finale, which is very frustrating.

I think the second episode makes Coulson look kind of dopy. I liked the pilot better than this episode. Coulson has been far too optimistic and trusting thus far.

It doesn't seem that dark to me. An idiot who like two girls tried to date both of them and it blew up in his face. It's good when there's uncertainty in the show. The writers have created a scenario where it's actually possible to imagine Schmidt and Cece not getting back together. It feels really dramatic. Which is…