This is incredibly intriguing. Could I get a source, not because I dont beleive you, but because if I ever say this people will scream at me for one.

Watched it. I liked the episode, though the mayor plot feels really disconnected to the rest of the episode

Yeah, a teen season. That sounds like an interesting prermise.

Is that an episode reference? Because that sounds like something that could have happened, at least in a wackier season.

It's more a reference joke. I guess the Simpsons' reference jokes are harder to accept because they can be references to 10, 20 years ago.

That is by far the best segment of the season, yes. Well not by far, because relationship court and texting scene. Still, the tea party was pretty perfect.

At least introduce the other man at the end if the season, in my opinion

Not that I think this is the case but…..Almost Human.

Sadly, they know that Sunday is a surefire day to get good ratings on a new, not Mulaney show and keep shoving the show's there.

The last man on earth and poochie show

Fox has BB, Family Guy, the Simpsons, Last Man, B99 and soon Bordertown, and wants to air those 6 shows in 4 timeslots. 5 on non sports weeks. Theyre juggling like crazy to make it work is my guess.

When I saw Ground Floor got cancelled my heart tore in two.

I prefer my side of the fanbase to the really angry, nostalgic side anyways, so I dont feel bad admitting it.

Does the fanbase consider Behind the Laughter as canon?

I guess this is where your "like what you first experience" comment comes in, I didnt watch any of the glory days until after the HD era, so all the hate just seems incredibly odd to me.

Well, me.

Damn man, it wasnt that bad. This season wasnt that bad at all.

…,.they included Broadway actor from Behind the Laughter?

Pfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffft

Well I like the books more than the movie and started with the movie. But when you come in does certainly affect things.