4:20! I get it. Oh that Kevin Smith! How I look forward to more wit like that!

Almost certainly this one.

"I don't care how many times you say 'Pay no attention to the man inside the meat curtains,' it's a horrible pick up line."

"I fooled around with your buddy Seth Rogen in Take This Waltz. He was better. In every way."

Unfortunately, Entourage makes it so that nobody will ever remember him as Not Bud Bundy in Unhappily Ever After.

I like that both this and the Sienna Miller-starring Hitchcock movie were named The Girl, since both I see Cornish and Miller as two actresses who are attractive and not too bad in their job, but just can't pull off stardom. They've been given plenty of chances, but they just can't connect.

I liked how last season, the villain of the season and Dexter ended on relatively good terms. Which is very rare for how this show plays out. But then it became clear that they forgot they had another 3 episodes to write. "What about an arsonist? That's a thing, right?"

Every episode gives me at least one or two laughs, and I find a lot of them to hold up on rewatch. Then you take all the reality shows and the procedurals and I'm pretty sure you at least have Simpsons in the top 80%.

In Holidays of Future Passed we learn that he gets cryogenically frozen until way into the future. Which I found kind of lame, as I do the increased focus on grandpa as a whole.

But didn't Adams spend the entire war sick on a boat?

The RV is bigger on the inside.

Has there ever been a legitimately good movie made about The Revolutionary War? And no, The Patriot doesn't count, because it was neither legitimate nor good. I begrudgingly give it the title of "movie" though. 

If I'm going to snark, I like to be able to snark with integrity.

I gave up on Anger Management after its first run of episodes. I debated tuning back into it to see if it improved at all, but every ad seems to be "Oh that Charlie Sheen! He's incorrigible!" And it's not that I'm mad at Charlie Sheen for what he's done or what he's said, I just don't find him interesting or charming…

Is it just me or has this season seemed more like the Supernatural Spin-Off Showcase more than previous years? Golem and the Guy. Society of Letters. Tonight's "Assignment: Earth" esque duo of an animal-person and detective.

This sounds like someone tried to make a series of that episode of Supernatural where the Winchesters are transported to the "real world," but in reverse. Yet I'm strangely compelled to watch the lunacy.

I like up to Jay and Silent Bob Strikes back. Thought Zack and Miri was okay. Then his ego just went ridiculous.

I don't know if there's a worse representative for marijuana than Kevin Smith.

So the old Pope has a mid-life (well an end-life) crisis and quits, and the Vatican hires a progressive minded New Yorker to take over the papacy?

Maybe they should retool Up All Night as some meta-commentary on network television and studio lunacy. Not necessarily make it a show within a show, but a perpetually changing sitcom with a touch of self awareness.