What? Holy shit, no to almost all of that. Hannibal sure as hell does not have Will's best interest in mind on the count of him being a sadistic psychopath that is obsessed with causing chaos. How the hell can anyone watch this show and ever think fucking Hannibal Lectre has anyone's best interest in mind?

I was so glad when I saw this episode. The whole time I was thinking "Abe is an indecisive piece of shit, and he doesn't deserve either of these girls" which is why I was delighted to see JFK and Joan together for a while. He has a very good point, JFK liked her for who she was, Abe only noticed her when she changed…

At first I thought this site was being too hard on the show, thinking you should all give it a chance before casting judgement. I thought that you guys only wanted to write this off simply because it is a procedural drama where the case of the week generally revolves around stalking incidents, which doesn't sound so…

I didn't like this episode much either, but my reasoning is slightly different. Ya, I agree that Soos should NOT have been the core of this episode (nor should he ever star in any episode ever) but I think the most insulting thing about this episode is Melody. She is the very definition of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl…

Man, I thought I was the only one who thought Adam was really cool in "Superstar". I found the fact that he was aware and unfazed by the bullshit going on to be awesome, and it was the first time I thought he was a "cool" villain.

THANK YOU. I loved season 6, it was my fave.

What you should expect:
"Talking in a flamboyant but controlled voice FOLLOWED BY SUDDEN OUTBURST!"
Sorry, but after Parks and Rec, I can't stand Billy Eichner.

The more I watch CJ and Mordecai grow close, the sadder it makes me. We KNOW it's heading for disaster. Rigby went back in time to prevent Mordecai from kissing her for a reason. He's going to end up in a state where it looks like Mordecai will "never be happy again" and that's a scary thought when you consider how…

Wow, that was Nathan Fillion as Pacifica's dad? Barely noticed. There's definitely going to be more they're going to do with her character then.

This show really didn't age well at all. The further I progressed into it, the farther up it's own ass it seemed. It had a few too many layers of irony if you ask me. It's like the show equivalent of the Hulk in hipster clothing with a shirt that read "Smash". I'm sure if the same writing team were to make the show…

Ummm, am I alone in saying that I really like Zaheer's voice? His calm detached persona is perfectly fitting especially when considering how right he is in all of this. When he speaks about certain things, like his philosophy or some of the air benders he's studied, you can really hear the respect and reverence he has…

Mordecai being the "bad" friend instead of Rigby is actually a common occurrence. The dude straight up bullies him a lot. The S2 episode "Jinx" is a great example of that.

Quips may be annoying as all hell but he'll always hold a special place in my heart for making "ZINGO!" a thing in my family. My brother and I say it whenever we tell an intentionally lame joke and it earns a laugh every time.

I love how Breakfast Princess is kind of a bitch lol.

Pissed off about Root Beer Guy dying. His episode was one of the best in the series and they just kill him off like he's nothing for no reason.

Really not liking the bitching and moaning here. The better episode won. The fact that you don't watch The Good Wife does not make "Hitting The Fan" any less better than the Community episode. The Community Episode was good and was a return to form for the series, The Good Wife Episode changed EVERYTHING about the…

Great episode. Rigby episodes on this show have a habit of being awesome. Between this, Bank Shot, and New Year's Kiss, I'm really like S5 a lot just for giving us more Rigby. I love how they lampshaded the lack of Rigby in S4 when in New Year's Kiss Rigby pointed out how last year didn't have enough Rigby. I guess…

Honestly, I kinda just wanna see a Rigby/Eileen episode instead of yet another Mordecai romance one. There's so much untapped potential with their plot line.

Good game Bossy Pants!

Ok, I know this is a super old episode and I'm posting way past the time of discussion, but somebody's gotta defend Rigby from this ridiculous double standard going on. Rigby is an obnoxious jerk for being mad at Mordecai for not having his back, but when Mordecai drives across the country to go return a freaking…