Jack realizing he could have an incredibly hot female assistant all along had me in hysterics, plus his silent curse to Jonathan.

Man I will miss this show. BLURGH! Everything is so nerds right now.

I seriously laughed out loud when I saw that Doug Walker had crawled back to doing NC after his stupid Demo Reel crap flopped hard. After all that eloquent "the character has run its course" and "time to move on to new artistic endeavors" crap, he realized that he's a one trick pony and has to keep doing the one thing…

The theater can be a lonely place.

oh boy. get ready for a lot of tension-shattering ad breaks and smarmy know-it-all C listers giving their "analysis".

Hm I get the impression the reviewer took umbrage with the Dr Pepper mentions.

that's a good point. it's the ultimate act of spontaneity. Although also kinda douchey, since you're adopting not one but two kids and not telling your new husband about it.

Kenneth's "bad" persona being a super dated view of a rebel was super adorable and hilarious.

Barring the lack of Haley and Jeff, I'd say this is a perfect example of an American Dad episode for anyone who's never seen the show before. Hilarious, great characterization, shocking and at times surreal humor, Roger taking on multiple personae…it's all there.

that delivery of "Uhhh…the bus is here?" along with Snot's creepy smile was just too perfect.

I loved that!

yeah I found myself strangely enjoying this episode of the Simpsons way more than the usual pap they broadcast. The plot was a bit recycled (homer prepares for the end of days/collapse of society and brings the family along) but it was still entertaining and funny.

only thing worse than pro sports is a post-game show where a bunch of idiots talk about all the sports we just watched, lawdy lawdy what a SPORT was had today, yes sir.

I'm not Jewish either, or Chinese, and both that and the "Japanese boardroom" cutaways made me cringe in horror. I remember back when FG did the "Family Goy" episode, and Lois wakes up tied to a cross, with Peter yelling "See how that feels!" and I audibly gasped. It wasn't even funny in a "oh no they di'in't" kind of…

it feels like the FG creators (I have a theory that McFarlane checked out ages ago and just clocks in to do the voices and collect his check) are acting like petty children with digs at stuff like Breaking Bad or The Wire. If your own show was still a hallmark of quality, then I'd see cause to take potshots at other…

I thought this episode epitomized how absolutely mean spirited the show has become when it tries to find jokes. Lately the running gags have been: Peter and Lois have a failed marriage, everyone has a psychotic need to destroy Meg in various ways, all racial stereotypes are true and hilarious, etc. After watching a…

"Get in the car! He thinks this is a City Slickers sequel!"

"Get in the car! He thinks this is a City Slickers sequel!"

but it's clearly time for ass play

but it's clearly time for ass play