"I hear you're a racist now, Father."

Don't worry if you're not finding it annoying; it gets much worse in later seasons.

That's not that controversial though, considering they didn't have the explosion in it, it's just a fantastic episode.

I was eighteen! I did feel bad for Team Seven though.

Weirdly, according to Wikipedia, the final season was actually its second-most watched, after the first, up 33% on S5-6: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

Ah, mathletes. I was a mathlete in school. It was mandatory for my maths class and it wasn't called that (though we called it that anyway, probably as a Mean Girls reference), but this episode brings back some memories.

I read Rainbow Rowell's Eleanor and Park, which I really enjoyed. Made me want to read her other books, so I'm glad there's another one out next month.

Different situation, but was there any controversy when Bayliss came out as bisexual on Homicide: Life on the Street (about a year after this episode)?

24?

The Hannibal was covered a few weeks ago, F&G is being covered weekly.

St. Elsewhere would be great, but I don't think it's legally available in the US post-S1.

Maybe just talk about a random episode of the current season of Big Brother. That's controversial!

Maude's Dilemma? I've never seen it myself, but it's definitely one that comes to mind.

"Please remember, however, that episodes previously covered in TV Club or about to be covered imminently in TV Club are ineligible"

I usually hear it used for children/descendants of Asian immigrants.

Pfft, they did that like eight years ago. (Meredith had a surprise younger half-sister. She's dead now.)

15 years, yeah (I own the box set). And Benrubi left for a bit in the middle, and wasn't in the last few seasons.

Hmm. Ming-Na is back on TV on SHIELD, but she's not really American (I think?).

They've said he'll be sticking around (his contract isn't up yet).

Well, I'm guessing Gleeson will be the Swearengen-type figure, rather than the actual protagonist of the show, but we'll see.