Everything that Ron said tonight was gold — I laughed and laughed when he said the raccoons would hunt the children for sport. It's so true.

okay, awesome
Wish this episode had felt a little bit more awesome. There was the slap, and that was awesome, and the board games, and those were awesome, but just like everyone else has been saying, there was a lot of awe-little stuff in between all that.

I felt as thought Creed and Ronnie were alternate reality Jim and Pam. Can you imagine a show about Creed trying to woo the secretary? I'd watch.

For me, quotable perfection in SWC form is "The Blank Page."

Sex Doesn't Hold Up
I agree with you — rewatching episodes now, what once seemed so fresh and insightful now mostly seems cheesy. And the movie only reinforced that.

For me, it's "The Waitress is Getting Married." I can't remember laughing so hard in a long, long time, followed by "The Gang Runs for Office."

T-Mose
I feel like I may have shut up mouth here, but I am starting to feel like Ted's been the best part of the show this season. Best lines, most relatable, and I'm also laughing at his reactions.

what he is not
I think the best part of the Atlanta auditions was simply the fact that Tyce was not a judge. That makes the show instantaneously 78% better.

Not until mid-October. But Season 3 just came out on DVD last Tuesday.

And he never shows his chest anymore.

I think Kayla looks more like the smug, bitchy girl you might want to be friends with because she's popular, just so you could find out all her secrets and then, spread them around to everyone else, taking her down a few pegs in the process.

I don't think Samantha Harris has singing or dancing training, either.

Agreed. Especially because - prepare yourself - bumbling hostess Samantha Harris will be spending the summer dancing and singing as Roxie Hart. ON BROADWAY. WFT?!

Is you mama Debbie Allen? If so, I'm jealous. If not, I'm still jealous.

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Kayla's dancing has always been beautiful, and never more so than last night's addiction routine. However, ever since her rehearsal package about how if she wasn't a dancer, she'd be a model because you get to go to a job where people fix your hair and makeup and take photos of you all day, I haven't really cared…

Joey looks like tall Marissa Tomei, with her MCV attitude. Love it!

This brings up a great question — I have some friends who I think would love Buffy, but need a great episode to show them as first impression. What episode, out of the seven seasons, would be best to introduce/hook a reluctant will-be fan?

It seemed like the judges cut Natalie only to bring drama to Brandon's performance — because he's so meek and quiet, they needed to show that he had a pulse. I don't know how well it worked out, though.

"You know I'm a cutter."