Son of a submariner!

Glad you're having grades for this.

Linking to an article from The Economist, of all places, in relation with the Spanish people's struggle is so nice of you. Yeah, easy firings have been great, that's why we have a 27% unemployment rate. "That's like one of the highest rates you can get!" Lower wages and pensions are just what we need to get back on…

'Time Capsule' is probably in my top 3 episodes of the show. One of the most original and offbeat stories they've done. And it had Andy walking like a monkey.

@avclub-30016cd5b9045be8de99ad5f1cbfd9af:disqus  Yeah, I know, and thanks for your thoughtful response. Anyway, even though shows are graded 'against themselves', I think it's unavoidable to weigh the grades somehow. I mean, a better-than-average episode of The Following isn't probably going to get an A- just because…

Actually The Big Bang Theory often gets ridiculously good grades around here. It's always been the biggest headscratcher in TV Club for me.

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I completely agree with you. And about Virginia's "mild jealousy", while this episode was an Emmy-worthy showcase by Garret Dillahunt, Plimpton was especially great in her subtle reactions.

I completely agree with you. And about Virginia's "mild jealousy", while this episode was an Emmy-worthy showcase by Garret Dillahunt, Plimpton was especially great in her subtle reactions.

Am I the only one who gets the impression that Maw Maw has definitely been rewritten? They started to give her more 'sane' moments (so less grating dementia too) in season 2, but in this episode she was on fire with the zingers! There were maybe too many of them, but it's OK for me as long as they're so daring and…

Am I the only one who gets the impression that Maw Maw has definitely been rewritten? They started to give her more 'sane' moments (so less grating dementia too) in season 2, but in this episode she was on fire with the zingers! There were maybe too many of them, but it's OK for me as long as they're so daring and…

The Kia product placement is definitely painful to see, but last week they actually put Lex Land in it, so the winner-to-be argument is invalid.

I love love love Taste Test, even if I will never get the chance to try most of those products here in Asturies. I guess I'm kind of a junk food nerd. More, please!

And actually, on that first episode, some anchorman on TV can be heard reading the news about a loser who had finished amending his list of wrongs, "and you'll never guess how it ended".

Well, I guess American Idol's past season must have been really classic, 'cause it did get an A+.

Sadly, with the ratings it has been posting, Raising Hope is even less likely to get a renewal than Community.

Not a bad episode, but what's with all the flan dissing? Come try my granny's flan and you will shut the fuck up about flan for the rest of your life.

Jean-Ralphio would do that one effortlessly. Also, (fluuuushed with) Cash Cab.

Actually, Arnett has appeared on The Office too! He was on that mess of a finale last season.

God, this was awfully boring. So predictable, so devoid of jokes and with a cast/characters so unlikable (except for Sisto) I barely made it through the half hour. I think I'm done with this show.