I've had a theory (not supported by anything) that it's kind of shifted from year to year. Season 1 was Jeff's season, season 2 was Troy's, and Abed took a larger role in Season 3. I mean, there's always a de facto Jeff thing, of course, and everyone gets something every year. But the focus does shift slightly.

I also thought part of the term had to do with the use of several short, minimally related plots, i.e. it's a pizza, you can just throw a bunch of different stuff onto it and it's good.

The set's been down for over a month now. And who knows who's doing things elsewhere?

I'm just glad "Ass Crack Bandit!" didn't catch on…

That was the one I liked!

Cameron Esposito! She's good! This is good! Good good!

Hm… can we connect that last line back up to that first line?

Analysis of Cork-Based Networking
Cooperative Polygraphy
Basic Intergluteal Numismatics
Geothermal Escapism
Introduction to Teaching
Repilot

Yeah… I guess I was wrong about that. Bleh.

The writers are good at giving me things to yell!

But what would happen in that?

But did they save Garrett?

It's not made up, it's not made up!

It had good ratings when it followed "The Voice", not at any other time.

Or that it was down to 1.0 by the end of last season and still dropping. Made no sense to renew it over Parks or Community, both of which were doing better, were more stable, and had syndication to play for.

Vallely went on to state that Black Flag had always been at war with Eastasia.

Not as much as, say, "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" maybe. But I feel like it's one of his better-known singles.

Frungy, frungy, frungy!

Oh, this is a relief. A friend of mine posted this on Facebook without explaining what it was. I didn't listen to it, but until I read this, I thought she was actually a Red Hot Chili Peppers fan.

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