And apparently thinking dirty, dirty thoughts.

Is it still there? I haven't noticed lately. Didn't it get pulled down during paintball?

That's exactly what I think. Just because Abed doesn't experience or reciprocate emotions like most people do, doesn't mean he can't recognize them or realize what emotion is an appropriate response to a given situation. (Keep in mind that I've taken a total of two pysch courses and exactly that qualified to be giving…

Exactly. I guess what I'm really saying is i need a Shirley barfight flashback.

I dunno. Look at this way, the more of them there are the more likely it is that one of them will know how to count to 30.

Me too and I'd really be interested to learning more about how she picked up those skills.

I really hope this happens. I'm sure many of you would disagree with me, but I don't think the show is making fun of Shirley for being a Christian. I think it's making fun of her because that's almost ALL she is, or at least all she thinks she is. Shirley has said she enrolled at Greendale to launch her own brownie…

I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility. Remember Ed? I've only met one other person who loved that show as much as I did. I don't think it was ever a ratings powerhouse, but TBS was running it in reruns a few years back. I got the whole series on DVD for Christmas last year, which I thought was odd because…

For pure laughs, I think Annie has a slight edge here, but Pierce's story gets bonus points for sexing up Shirley. She looked amazing! Her usual long skirt and tunic getup adds at least 20 pounds.

I thought it was interesting that once the lights came back on it was Britta wielding the switchblade. Given what we know about Annie's neighborhood and what she's packing in her purse, I would have expected her to be the one with the actual weapon. That said, Annie definitely seemed like she could fuck somebody up…

Nothing to see here now that the edit button is working.

I immediately thought Freddy Krueger.

Speaking of visual gags, Britta reading Warren Piece was a great one.

Maybe. But it looked a little too opaque and pulpy to me to be Tang.

Hooker with a heart of gold?

The orange juice threw me too, to the point that I kept looking for an orange tree in the exterior shots.

You've got to give them points for truth in advertising, I guess. The title is the Walking Dead. Nobody ever said the living were any good at it.

Immediately followed by "That was the worst thing I've ever said!"

I still say yes, especially after 9/11. Even small departments got extra training in case they were needed as extra hands in another big city attack.

You're assuming Shane packed something stabby. I think you might be giving him too much credit.