She looks like she's just finished swallowing some souls.

I think if it was the 90s your point would be correct, phedreaw. But honestly, COPS doesn't get the audience anymore (do they still make new shows at all? Or is it all just reruns?) and the "plot-driven" reality shows do. So by that logic, you could make an argument that Mythbusters isn't reality TV as much as just a…

I tried watching the new season of American Chopper, but god what a dull show. It always has been, really, but now that they are trying to make it seem like they are having a blood feud, it's even worse.

I always thought it was just The Master trying to open the Hellmouth that buried it, not a ritual being performed there. Either way, thanks, The Master!

I agree with the temple being less-menacing than they needed it to be. I know they can only do so much on such a tight budget, and they try with camera angles to make it seem like it's much larger than what was built… but still. Between that and the tree root demons, the finale was lacking on the F/X side.

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I really liked the fact that after five seasons of epic battles, all it took was one simple act of friendship to stop the world's end. Of course, it's back to business as usual next season…

I like how Season 7 tries to be epic towards the end… but the execution just leaves a lot to be desired. Still, I don't hate it as much as others.

I'm hopeful we'll get an episode featuring him and his wife. A dinner party of their own or something. It will be awkward and enjoyable.

Donna has been on the foreground of the past few episodes and it's worked great. She barely appeared in seasons 1 and 2.

Ann's never really had to flirt before. I'm pretty sure she didn't have to work hard to get Andy, and we know she didn't have to do anything flirty to get Mark. This is the first time in her life where she feels like she needs to really try.

She's the Ford Pinto of the galaxy.

The First Duty is a pretty damn good episode to boot. It's our first time meeting with Boothby!

@Todd: That's how I always looked at it… from the Bozeman's POV they just entered an anomaly, and suddenly there's a giant starship in their way, with no way to move. After they blew up the first time, things just started repeating.

Like putting too much air in a balloon!

You know, people blame Burk for all that mess happening, but did you ever stop and think maybe things would have been different if Hudson had secured his shit?

Mom! Dad! Bart's DEAD!
That's right- DEAD serious about going to Itchy and Scratchy Land!

Mickey Rooney?!

So…
Does this mean that Sig and the Hillstrands are still with the show then? I honestly can't see wanting to watch this show without them. The most interesting stories seem to come from their boats (Keith's boat has its moments, though).

I think I'd rather win a Grammy than an AV Club commenter award. Seriously! A GRAMMY!