Obviously the only way you could dislike such a brilliant/funny/heartwarming piece of art is if you haven't watched it.

How do you live with yourself?

"You don't wanna know."

The look on Jerry's face is just too good.

Maybe they just wanted to give the new woman some screen time, but I would have wagered heavily that Penelope Cruz was a Nasim Pedrad joint.

If we Cubs fans had any expectations whatsoever about this season, that would have been an absolutely devastating loss. Luckily, we don't.

"From that alone, you could chalk up Lisi (Julia Campbell) as one of his most meaningful relationships."

I thought you were supposed to be laughing at Elaine for getting herself stuck cleaning up vomit because she lied to avoid looking like a "skank"? I don't see how they're making fun of drug addiction there.

I believe it's spelled "morays."

He needed a copy of the death certificate to get the discount and he felt uncomfortable asking the family for it just to save some money, since he was supposedly there to be the dependable, selfless boyfriend. So when he double-dips, can't get the death certificate, and he shows up with the awesome picture of him…

@JudgeReinhold:disqus I'm not convinced that he couldn't have been successful on the other tribe. He's got a certain charisma about him that I think would have made sure he stuck around for a while. Plus, he's really good at stuff, not just challenges, but also just knowing what to do around camp. He probably wouldn't…

Roger Workman!

That's better than anything you do!

Kittsmiller.

I enjoyed watching that season in the same way I love watching Tom Brady or Peyton Manning: Rob's complete dominance was mesmerizing. Plus, Phillip.

Phillip was endlessly entertaining. He seem much more good natured than Tarzan, who has a bit of a mean streak about him. I miss the days of "Stealth 'R Us".

I call things "Pinko Commie Rag" as often as possible. It works even if people don't get the reference.

I wish we had a tally for how many people have been accused of being Sims in disguise.

Again, the foot oder problem.

I agree. That whole "chip and dip" plot in season one (or two, I can't remember), is one of my favorites in terms of Pete-related humor.