Since the original airing of this episode sat on my DVR for many months and many viewings that summer, I still always expect as Pam begins her final voice over to see a giant, animated "Evan Almighty" ad take over the bottom of the screen.

It's a good thing the emergency staff had a spare medicine shirt sitting around for Bratt just in case.

I was left in mystery since the credits were lopped from my recording, but I was convinced it was Matt Berry the whole time.

At least we can say this Belichick did not misinterpret the rules, but how can he reech thees keeds?

So I guess we're not going to be asking where whores go in the future seasons.

I kind of like the idea of certain actors being accidental native speakers of these made up languages. Join me next week when I mention other ideas I kind of like.

You just gotta love inflicting and scheduling pain.

Not Jimmy James!

Only if she's going under cover as Dana Plato playing Kimberly Drummond.

My dad was a teacher (general observation from growing up in a teacher family: someone who says they are an educator is either an administrator or, more often, an activist, while a teacher is a teacher (kind of like that cook vs. chef cliche)) as well. I'll never forget seeing his joy when even temporarily he reached…

Reflexive old internet man comment: "My favorite part was when Helen Hunt jumped off the building."

If you're lucky and happen to find yourself between the moon and Kings Landing, you might just find out.

I really didn't think I'd end up wanting to defend the Gilly book character because, really, it was hard to give a shit, but here I am. The show turning her into purely The Damsel is annoying. It's worse with Sam's I'm The Man speech. While that might be important for his development, it's at a definite cost to her…

I was really worried for a bit at the beginning that Lester and his Miss Hubbard County were going to have an immediate revenge affair. It may still come, but I'm thinking the packaged up hunting gear will be a more important detail. I said thinking, not betting. So no breaking my legs if I'm wrong.

The detail of the wear in the wall where Budge has clearly been tossing that tennis ball over the last year was great as well. And I don't know if it was intentional, but it seemed to me that he was slowly losing his aim before he knocked down the board. At first he was always catching the ball in his right, tossing…

STEPHEN ROOT!

I was betting on neck snapping too, but a 6.2 degree of knifing difficulty was just more than I could hope for at the time.

So putting simplistic, uncritically thought reaction aside for pure, stupid nostalgia, it's fun after so long to have the dumb Hitler Channel back for a night back like it was in the 90s. The real shame is that after such a long tradition of absolutely terrible History Channel recreationism — so much so that I once…

The look on Brick's face immediately after the kiss was probably the funniest moment for me followed just a little behind by the cut to Sue's wide-eyed look as she tried to drive on the highway.

I can't stand tomorrow, but at least I look good in raincoats.