They're no Depp and DeLuise.

Couldn't you call that Tim Allen show currently airing a modern-day successor to All in the Family, only with sexism instead of racism?

The Street Jumps Back

I always thought it was great that they were hired to do the voices of the conjoined twins on the Oblongs, rather than just have one actor do both.

Lily isn't Manny's cousin; she's his neice.

Second new ep and still no Barb.

Where those extra dancers came from is an actual bit of continuity.  When New Directions beat the girls' group (the Trouble Tones?) at sectionals and Shue asked them to merge, he promised the girls a number at regionals.  The extra dancers in that song were the extra members of the girls' group.  That's why Tina,…

She made nine "Jane Doe" movies on the Hallmark Channel.  Seems like an oversight to omit them.

I spelled "collage" when the word was "college."

I'd have asked why a sitcom about a Florida real estate agent doesn't seem to acknowledge the recession or the foreclosure crisis, and if its failure to do so makes it appear dated.

Aisha Tyler.  Or Natasha Leggero, if she gets an acting coach.

I couldn't tell whether it was Michael Cera or Jesse Eisenberg until the credits.

Yes.  According to IMDb it was called "Thieves" and ran for 10 episodes in 2001.

I liked him on that show where he and Melissa George were competing cat burglars.

So it's  a cross between "Mr. Sunshine" and "Stark Raving Mad"?

You're punctuating S.Mouse! incorrectly.

Toy Story 2 and especially 3 should have been mentioned.  (and I suppose Buzz's storyline in the first one)

The old technology makes sense, since Storybrooke was created in 1984 and had been stagnating since then.  But since Gold and Regina are able to operate through the curse (like when Henry was acquired), some of their things can be more modern, like the mayor's laptop.

Tip was a drunk from Massachusetts, so it made sense for him to appear in a show set in a Boston bar.

Then it would be the move "Rape Piano: the Piano that Rapes."