No it's not. They're just fancy words. Loose translation: "He made me believe his character would really say that."

You guys, this was such a funny episode. Not high stakes, doesn't really set anything up, but it was just plain ol' funny. I gave it an A-. An episode I'll watch a lot when I buy the DVDs. Very reliable episode.

I was about to go and really rip the writer ("pretentious fuck" being used at least once), but you were much more simple with your words, so I'll just second this emotion.

She had a great chest. Not her boobs, but like the sternum area. I don't know why, but I was like, "Yeah, that's good lookin'."

I know, I know. I just get down in the dumps about it, is all. I really felt like this was going to be the season people tune in to Community and Parks and Rec, but they're not.

Todd, can you please write one Community review this season that doesn't serve to horribly depress me? I appreciate the plea at the end for us to watch it live, but the opening two paragraphs just further frustrates me as someone who already is frustrated with the ratings.

I really liked this episode
I thought everything wrapped up rather nicely. Am I really the only one fine with Garrity's BS acting professor explanation that "the pain of not feeling pain is the greatest pain of all"? It made sense for the character, it was funny, and then we get to see a reconciliation between Troy…

Still baffled by some things
I actually would rather have more T. than Shoshanna this season, simply because I found the fact that Tara just added this new personality after having these other personalities for (presumably) years so ridiculous. Again, I know we're discussing a DID that may or may not exist in reality,…

Todd, come on man
You said it yourself yesterday that Kelley hasn't been a good writer since 1999 and you hated Boston Legal (an otherwise acclaimed show) with a white hot passion. Why would you take on an assignment to review a show by a creator you clearly have never really liked?

I know this might come off as backtracking, but I do for the record thing CDR, WTF, DLM, Cyber Thug Radio, and Sklarbro Country are all superior podcasts in terms of humor. I just find it surprising none of the podcasts which are top five in downloads on a daily basis are recognized here.

For every "Best of" list Mass Effect 2 conquers…
…MY DICK GROWS HARDER!

No SModcast Network shows?
They dominated the charts and the iTunes "Best of" list. Tell 'Em Steve-Dave won twice at the actual Podcast Awards! I know Kevin Smith's audience doesn't always stretch across this great land, but give credit to the man who created the FIRST theatre specifically for live podcasting.

Really? Ghosts of Mississippi was a "dog"? ALSO FURRY VENGEANCE
Come on, I know the movie wasn't great, but there were some amazing performances in it, including an OSCAR NOMINATION for James Woods.