Yes, what is that? What the hell is that? Not just up-and-coming actresses, but actresses who have definitely made it, getting all super-skinny and ruining their hotness. Jennifer Connelly looking like she'd been marooned on a desert island when she accepted her Oscar for "A Beautiful Mind" is a good example. …

Aniston had the hotter body and, as noted above, seemed to go braless a lot—wonder how easy it was for the producers to talk her into that. And maybe it isn't fair but she sure did age a lot better than Cox, who started to look really, really Botoxed and facelifted before the show went off the air.

Now we all have to leave directives to have the porn wiped off our computers. Wonder how much a lawyer would charge for that.

Gould was comedy gold on this show.

I thought Nana being not quite dead was a pretty original joke. And of course the title didn't give much away in the days of no DVRs and no internet discussion boards. It really is true that people didn't know episode titles back in the day, not unless they were shown in the opening credits.

The character as originally conceived was supposed to be gay. He also was supposed to be a supporting character—Chandler and I believe Phoebe were promoted to equal billing in what became a six-member cast. As it is jokes about Chandler being vaguely effiminate lasted for the whole of the show's run.

Yep, that's the dumbest thing I've read from an AV Club writer in some time.

C'mon, who doesn't want to take a bath with Pam?

IIRC Gabe is some kind of fundraiser guy.

I hated most of this season and the saga of sad, weak Don Draper, but this is one of the things I hated the most of all.

"Up" was a great movie.  This isn't.  The happy ending seemed weirdly rushed—told with a lot of still pictures?  Really?  And apparently there was a continuity error; in "Monsters Inc." Mike makes reference to them knowing each other in the 4th grade.

Why do people eat boiled eggs?

I like soup

How is everybody doing today?

Jeez, Edwards, hitting on a delivery marmoset? Why don't you just show her your big blue ass.

" - Tonight's Special: THEM any style (cut to eating giant ants)"

Did anyone notice when TV's Frank turned into a thin-skinned political hack?  He's over at Satellite News (mst3kinfo dot com) complaining that they direct comments to other sites he's involved with to avoid flame wars.  He doesn't seem to have noticed that this episode was after his time on the show—he's completely…

"You hear that, squirrels and bunnies?"  Good to use whenever a character is talking aloud to themselves.

I felt like I was the only one who got the message that "Jim lazied out and everyone paid the price."  Michael goes to Jim first, who pawns it off since he doesn't believe in putting himself out, then it goes to Dwight, and disaster inevitably follows.

The producers need to replace the actress who plays Shae with a cardboard cutout and a text-to-speech synthesizer. It's so frustrating to watch what is supposed to be an emotional scene with fantastic acting coming out of Conleth be completely ruined.