Is there anyone who immediately knows what these abbreviations mean without having to run through a bunch of episode titles?

I've hated this whole season, but I was at least somewhat interested in what was happening, even just out of a curiosity to see what direction they take the show in. Last night I realized I just don't care anymore — but I feel like I've been watching for so long I can't just give up now. I'll probably drop it after…

I couldn't help but laugh at the scene with the voicemails. I could practically hear the writers saying 'LOOK AT THIS, LOOK AT HOW SAD THIS IS, DON'T YOU FEEL BAD FOR HER?' No, not really. It's hard to feel bad for someone who doesn't in any way resemble a actual human being.

God this show is just so depressing to watch now. I used to tune in to NBC every Thursday night and I couldn't wait for The Office. This week I was looking at my watch the whole time, and tonight was the first time I realized I truly was not interested in a single thing happening. Not one joke worked, there was not…

I could watch Andy slowly pushing a pie into Jerry's face all day. In fact, I can't wait until there's a gif of that, if there isn't already.

Most disappointing news update in AV Club history.

Nope, two weeks from now. They really couldn't have planned this year's schedule any worse.

So, was that the first episode ever with absolutely no sex/nudity?

I wish everyone would leave and the show would become a 20 minute static shot of an empty office. At least that wouldn't be as actively painful as this season.

What kind of taco will she eat? Is it home cooked or take out? God, so many questions, I can't wait a whole week for this!

Enough of this bullshit.

He pretty much figured out what was going on, so it's reasonable to think he might have disconnected himself from whatever they were using to monitor his vitals.

So I read this pretty interesting explanation of the ending of the movie off another site:

So, you're saying you wanted it to be more like a generic horror movie?

"Oooooverated."

I'm pretty sure it wasn't intentional, or at least parts of it weren't, because there are one or two scenes I've heard described in reviews I literally don't remember happening because I couldn't see them.

I'm pretty sure this was just an issue with my theater, but did anyone else have a problem with the movie being really, really dark? In some of the outdoor scenes I had a hard time even telling what was going on it was so dark. When the you know whats first appeared, I could really only even see their outline, and the…

The villains in the Wrong Turn series are very similar to the redneck zombies (though in Wrong Turn they aren't actually zombies, I don't think. Are they? I forget.)

Also, the one written by Dan Harmon is about people hating themselves.

So is anyone else kind of hoping the show gets cancelled?