I read Peggy leaving last season as the symbol of goodness expelling itself from the corruption of SCDP. The act of selling Joan for Jaguar was too despicable for someone who represents purity as Peggy does to be associated with that firm. The expulsion of Jaguar, thus, represents something of a cleansing of that…

Nice bit of writing as Pete rounds out the mutually assured destruction metaphor: "you hit the button and blew everything up!"

I meant more in the sense that no one specifically said "Now I really feel bad we didn't tell him about the stairs" or "great job Sheldon, he had to walk up the stairs and now he's having a heart attack."

@avclub-d7f43e1fb2d4977c86163d9b0cb07814:disqus True, especially considering Bob Newhart starred in three sitcoms that were specifically named after him.

Closed Captioning can be your friend sometimes.

I think what people are taking offense to is the conflicting notion of your statement, in that:

So, Raj Skyping Howard and then arguing with Bernadette caught me by surprise, until I rewound my DVR and noticed the top of the beer bottle at the bottom of Raj's screen. So yeah, he had a few drinks before calling, and thus could talk to Bernadette. And here I was hoping he talking to her sober without realizing it,…

Lost in the shuffle is the implication, I suppose, that the Professor's mild heart condition may have been brought on by his having to climb all those stairs because the elevator was out. Thus, the guys in their zeal to meet him forgot to mention the lack of elevator and thus nearly killed him.

It was Arthur Jeffries

At first I thought she was acting like a little girl excited by a party, but I couldn't tell if it was supposed to be Penny faking it or having reverted with the guys to a child like state. Then her excitement over some of the more mundane science basics seemed to be more genuinely Penny

Jack Tripper, Peg Bundy and especially Al Bundy would all be Hall of Fame characters in their own right even if the actors never hadn't done anything else.

Yeah, I like reading different opinions, but it seems on Family Guy every week is a new complaint about something being offensive, as if that's not usual trait of the show.

Yeah, it's like, let's take the most politically incorrect show on TV and find a reviewer who is easily offended by political incorrectness. I mean, have you seen the show before?

Snow White and the Seven Ewoks.

I took the disguise thing as OUAT's version of the EQ transforming herself into the old woman disguise to give Snow White the poison apple. Since they already did the poison apple bit on the show, they reconfigured the disguise bit a little.

Wait, why assume Robin Hood helped Snow White? Is it the arrow thing, or the fact that she dresses just like him, or that it's freaking obvious?

I love that we get the see the exact moment that Bobby Draper's mind was blown by Planet of the Apes. "Jesus."

The WB gave a shit about it. They kept that show and canceled Angel. Morons

With the Buffy stuff and Penny not quite "getting" it, I'd almost think the writers were making a meta reference to the fact that Kaley Cuoco was on Charmed. Now, if they had Penny drop a line like "I watched Charmed. That was a pretty good show," then I'd know they were.

Yeah, but she already started to relate to the metaphor after one episode