I can believe it. There's no denying Harmon's creative talent, but dealing with the management aspect is a separate skill.

From what we've seen from Harmon, if he feels like he's been wronged then I imagine he could do just about anything.

From what we've seen from Harmon, if he feels like he's been wronged then I imagine he could do just about anything.

everyone was riding the high of the renewal and a great final 3 episodes.. time to come crashing back down

everyone was riding the high of the renewal and a great final 3 episodes.. time to come crashing back down

I cannot imagine what Harmon's eventual rant will be like.

I cannot imagine what Harmon's eventual rant will be like.

Even funnier is The Five Year Engagement was released by Universal Pictures, which along with NBC, is owned by Comcast.

Even funnier is The Five Year Engagement was released by Universal Pictures, which along with NBC, is owned by Comcast.

Maybe, but the bag she was holding was Troy's repair bag and the box Troy was holding had the same pillow that he kept in his backpack.. so it's definitely his stuff.

Maybe, but the bag she was holding was Troy's repair bag and the box Troy was holding had the same pillow that he kept in his backpack.. so it's definitely his stuff.

Yelling "Look at me now, Dad!" might become my go-to phrase whenever I'm feeling proud

Yelling "Look at me now, Dad!" might become my go-to phrase whenever I'm feeling proud

This reminds me of when Abed said Jeff was Goldbluming and how much I loved that quick joke.
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

This reminds me of when Abed said Jeff was Goldbluming and how much I loved that quick joke.
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

I don't have a problem with the sentimentality. I don't think it's any more of a stretch than you reading Todd's review as a window on the postmodern dilemma. Both involve looking much deeper into something, Todd's (and many viewers) connection to the show, then your interpretation of it as something deeper than a TV…

I don't have a problem with the sentimentality. I don't think it's any more of a stretch than you reading Todd's review as a window on the postmodern dilemma. Both involve looking much deeper into something, Todd's (and many viewers) connection to the show, then your interpretation of it as something deeper than a TV…

I think Troy was just moving into the Dreamatorium room

I think Troy was just moving into the Dreamatorium room

Donald Glover killed it tonight.