Thankfully, I finished watching these. I'm not strong enough to turn off any "I Love The…" now matter how ill-advised or poorly done they might be. And for the 2000's, they were very poorly done.

I know it's pointless to complain about the unwritten rules of spoiler-dom, but I thought them announcing what happens was a weak move. Especially since they didn't say anything about the ending of the other similar-quality show earlier on - The Wire.

Would you mind not calling me a friend in front of my kids?

As soon as I saw "Bayou Billy", I thought of Archie comics.

Or the best / most obvious example of all : The Beatles.

I would consider myself a very big fan of Oasis, and I don't think I could name most of the rotating members they've had.

It's only Chris Martin from Coldplay. Chris, what are you doing here in a factory in Wigan? It's mental.

WTSMG doesn't have a single track I'm tempted to skip. I love every track (to varying degrees, of course).

The downside to this would be now we'd be stuck with a recorded version of Morning Glory's title track, with Liam's current voice.

Acquiese is so, so good.

He got out.

I can't remember if I actually saw that or not - where in Columbia was it?

It's a well known fact that the most underrated movie ever is "Sneakers".

I agree he was a part of the show.

I'm okay with it, as long as it's this version:

Don't worry, I get the random urge to yell that, as well.

Yup. If there was a random bit of violence to a rat that was funny, or at least funny because it was surprising, I'd be okay with that. The violence wasn't the issue, the laziness was.

It definitely is, and I like it more than most episodes since. I just meant more that in terms of season finale strength, even though it was a good episode, I liked most of the episodes of that season more (though it definitely ranks higher than Karl's Wedding and Man Up).

As bad as the rat parts were, they did have some jokes tucked in there, as well. I think my favorite part was that when they realize they need to kill some rats, Adam's first instinct is to take his shirt off.

Considering Blake ignorantly rebuffed her, that could have just been the end of that.