Wow, I know that it is not uncommon to forget an album when making a top ten in haste, but I hope it is rare to forget your number 1 album. Modest Mouse's The "Moon and Antarctica" or "Good News for People who Love Bad News" actually belongs in my top spot. Also a need to include Fleet Foxes and the Gaslight…

I think it helped that I listened to There is No Enemy about twenty five times since it has come out, but I am starting to really appreciate it. The only track that I still don't like is Nowhere Lullaby. In that way, it is like every Built to Spill record since Perfect from Now On that takes me a while to get into.

Incidentally both of those albums or in, or near my top ten. Actually, they are probably 11 and 12.

They had to pick up Lilly sometime, right?

His line about Phil being an idiot for falling in love to a breakup song almost redeemed that entire plot for me. My other laugh out loud moment came when Jay squirted Manny with the spray bottle. 2 laugh out loud moments (there actually may have been one more) is enough for me, especially given that it was an…

Favorite Roger line was when Annabelle lamented that she didn't catch him in the window between Mona and Jane. His drunken response (paraphrased) "There wasn't really a window, they kind of overlapped a little."

She got high for the first time in the camps down by the banks of the flooding Red River.

Not trying to belittle here, but the actual lyric from "How a Resurrection Really Feels" is perfect (Hell, it's my favorite song of all time) and that line should make it into your screenplay as written by Finn with the Father and the congregation and everything.

Noel's pretty good with words but words won't save your life.

There is no backlash from me here. I never got in to 30 Rock because I found the first two episodes of the series to be painfully unfunny. I checked back in for a few episodes each season and experienced varying degrees of apathy. But tonight (in what i thought was a C- episode) might be the first time I have ever…

The Tracy character (and Tracy Morgan) is actually what had me turn off the pilot and never give the show another real chance. I have seen selected episodes since then so I know that I have missed out on: Alec Baldwin's general excellence, Will Arnett's guest turn, and Salma Hayek's cleavage - and I can live with…

Season 2 of Arrested Development is off of Hulu at the end of the day today as well. Get those viewings in.

I was too oblivious and dumb to equate Phil to Michael Scott off the bat. I just knew that I didn't like him. As I read people here point out the obvious similarities, I realized why I didn't like him. The rest of that show, original or not, works for me.

That should be a comma after the parentheses. I apologize to all of my English teachers, especially those that are now deceased.

I think I'll just go back and watch Arrested Development on Hulu and let this show fall where it may, for better or worse.

I forgot to mention that while I loathed the experiment and the reactions it illicited from its subjects (most notable from Ken Jeong). The misdirection at the end of the scene leading to Troy's line "There is so much dust on this floor," got me pretty good. I think that line and Mchale might be enough to keep me…

Somewhat agree with My Nuts. I actually like Mchale and his character on the show and can tolerate all of the other characters as they relate to him. However, I find that when the show tries for comic set pieces such as Ken Jeong's insufferable antics in class or the experiment from this episode they are woefully…

"Run Chicken Run, but don't you lose your step."

I liked that Clay was going to let Opie take on all three aryans by himself. I wouldn't have minded seeing that. Ope is a big boy.

I went to LSU and that song would be played before every home game. Now when I go to the LSU bar in NYC that song is played (at least once) every game. There are always some girls "SCREAMING THEIR HEADS OFF" at that line.