I remember the Downer Channel
It was terrible - Wanda Sykes was on it too, and Steve Martin was behind the whole thing (but not a cast member).

Remember when back in the day
Department stores did awesome things like inventing Santa Claus and stuff?

Are these from the episode
where Oprah gives her audience like 5 grand worth of stuff every christmas?

Mad TV alum.
Wait - you mean the cesspit of unfunny that gave the world The 7-up guy and Artie Lang has gently ushered another comedic goldmine into TV land?

So that's a B+ Simpsons now?
Because really, that was a crap episode.

Rock Stars
Is there nothing they can't do?

Toby's birthday party
at 4:58 on a friday, in the parking lot.

Puking
No one mentions the flashback of Lemon puking something up and then immediately taking another big bite of what appeared to be a cheese log of some sort?

Masochist tracks would have to include

This episode was awesome.
And again it was mostly because of the Brian/Steve subplot. Brians trip to get a soda was laugh out loud funny.

Simpsons game tops the list?
Didn't even the AV club give it a D-?

I think what cavemen needs
Is some sort of whacky premise…a hook or schtick that will never grow old. What if the cavemen were in a band or something?

Really Micheal Nesmith?
He is the most talented Monkey (and the best looking imo, at least back in the day).

Aww
I kinda like the show Chuck - it's an ok show with the potential to be a pretty good show. It benefits greatly from being on boring old Mondays with nothing else even remotely watchable on.

The thing about downloading for negotiable price
The concept of "pay what you want" or similar pricing sounds good, as I certainly think music is way overpriced (anything more than $10 for a cd is too much imo) but the thing is:

How could they order the Office to work?
What are the actors and producers supposed to do without scripts?

I watched
Both Simpsons - they being the firsts new Simpsons episodes I'd seen in years. The only funny line in the whole hour was in the first minute of last years' Halloween special.

I remember reading about the first Whedon episode that he works (or was working) in the building next to where they shoot the Office or something, so he just knew a bunch of the people and they asked him to direct. So I think it's just a "lets play with some friends" type deal.

This list completely confirms
That my decision to stop listening to the radio EVER was quite possibly the best decision I ever made.

A great double episode
stretched a little too thin by being a 3-parter.