Strangely, I assumed the joke was that the entire time Magnitude had said nothing but "Pop pop" over and over again, and somehow Troy and Abed had managed to decipher his entire testimony from that.

Did somebody say American Dad! Community crossover? No, they did not… And it would never work anyway.

I don't know. I signed up, and while I was free of embarrassment and annoyance, my friends and colleges sure as hell weren't!

It's always funny when people call it The Family Guy/. There is no "The".

I can't help but wonder if that wasn't in fact a joke. Probably was a screw up, but funny either way.

*Wearing a monocle*

Not all of us live near the warm and temperate Pacific Ocean, some of us have never even seen an ocean…

It's a cooltastrophe!

Hahaha! It's funny because fuck The Big Bang Theory!

Let me sum this up for all you people who hate reading:

It's like there's almost an entire… Community… of people who can't comment, because the damn thread moves so fast.

The opposite of AIDS?

Kevin was easily the best character in the episode. Not exactly high praise these days, but The Office can take what it gets.

This feels like a perfect thread for that Taco Bell Bell guy. Where the hell is he?

I think it worked, 'cause the ad helps to set up the fact that you're this new guy, who's entire mission is to kill Alex Mercer, because (I guess, judging by the ad) Alex absorbed his wife (or something).

Uh… I think he's already been there, Arsenio.

I expect nothing but  B+ and A- from here on out. I mean, they only have 4 episodes left. I think they can at least manage to pull one last good storyline/finale out of the show.

Yeah, I thought that scene was a dream at first, too. Then I thought House would wake up, and suddenly know what was killing the kid. I'm not sure if that would've been an improvement, though. At least it gave the option for them to end the relationship with Dominika on better terms.

Yeah, "genetic disease passed down from the father" was my guess for the cause of it all. Surprised it didn't come up, since they kind of just dropped the whole whole "crazy, evil dad" thing, not to mention the whole "levitation" thing. We're given no answer either way, so it all comes off a bit bland.

Fox Kids deserves a mention, it had a long, and interesting history, while enjoy numerous quality shows. The Fox Box on the other hand, was the beginning of the decline for Fox's children's entertainment, being only a shadow of it's former self, helmed almost entirely by 4Kids. That said, it had a few decent shows…