The review is odd, because Matt is really really not back in Jarden by the end. Definitely not all's well that ends well. Did they not see the last scene?

LOST is a show that has a lot of problems- Dead air, long stretches of nothing happening, flashback repetition, characters and arcs and episodes that don't work or are awkwardly re-written or dropped, an insistence that on the love triangle, and more.

Hey, I'm from Northern Ireland, his accent is surprisingly accurate!

I think it's a combination of Edlund and O'Bannon coupled with the fact that Kripke seems, judging from this season's publicity stuff, to have really disliked a lot of what season one ended up being.

Wait… probably should've started this with a 'Boring? SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMSSSS'.

Wait… probably should've started this with a 'Boring? SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMSSSS'.

I really didn't think this was boring.  Well acted, funny, and surprisingly tense.  Yes, it was definitely just the show using its last chance to experiment, but they did it well.  Even my special lady fiend, who doesn't really watch the show, was engaged.

I really didn't think this was boring.  Well acted, funny, and surprisingly tense.  Yes, it was definitely just the show using its last chance to experiment, but they did it well.  Even my special lady fiend, who doesn't really watch the show, was engaged.

But if Troy and Abed took Biology in season 1, why are they taking Biology 101 now?

But if Troy and Abed took Biology in season 1, why are they taking Biology 101 now?

I think the idea of 'I don't like it anymore, you guys have no objectivity, you just can't see what I see' is incredibly stupid. You're acting like you're imparting some incredible forbidden truth, which…no.   While season 2 remains my favourite, I thought this season was excellent for the most part.  Am I an idiot?

I think the idea of 'I don't like it anymore, you guys have no objectivity, you just can't see what I see' is incredibly stupid. You're acting like you're imparting some incredible forbidden truth, which…no.   While season 2 remains my favourite, I thought this season was excellent for the most part.  Am I an idiot?

It was  Mr. Terrible.

From now until at least Summer Glau dies.

I really like this Josh Wheldon guy.  Buffy the Vampire Hunter was really good, though I always secretly preferred City of Angel. I've never seen that Firebug show.

I thought this was a really solid episode, but then I like Chang more than a lot of people.  But the thing I really, really loved? That they attacked Greendale.  That they acknowledged that it sucks, because it makes the show much more interesting.  It shows that Community's not afraid to deconstruct its very…

I've seen a lot of the other Treks, but very little of DS9, and mostly from the later seasons.  What I saw was pretty awesome, so I'm gonna follow along here and hope it doesn't take too long to get not shit.  But Star Trek has a pretty bad track record there.

Why would you buy calzones from someone who was high?  That seems like a really bad idea.

@avclub-40a361016a9a8b76b459433f0509bc31:disqus I figured that too, but Ganz claiming ch-chung is a clue to the episode makes me think otherwise. I mean, that is totally the sound when they go the guy who leads them to the guy and he, like, works in a warehouse and he keeps working during the interview, pausing…

Dan Harmon was also babbling about Dick Wolf and Law and Order on Twitter recently…I think it's an L&O police procedural.