Since you never gave him much mind, sounds like it would be more of an appraisal.

That little detail made the whole episode for me.  It was nice that the writers used it, although, yes, it probably does not bode well for Jeff in the end.

Then how about "Shake The Disease" by Depeche Mode?

The best part of the flickering light is that Beavis's was a refrigerator light bulb.  Just an awesome choice on Judge's part…

If he goes to jail, I hope no one plays with his hot corner!

I have to agree with Tasha on both "Apples to Apples" and "Who? What? Where?".  W?W?W? in particular is a really fun game to play with any group of people.  I once played with a dude who helps animate Family Guy and it was really cool to see his drawings, but his team didn't do any better than anyone else's.  It's a…

It's Beautiful, Man!!!

Harry Potter version:  Dr. Who and The Sorcerer's Sonic Screwdriver
Adam Sandler reboot:  Dr. Who - Don't Act So ReTardis!

I liked that terrible "reboot" better when it was called Ghost Rider…

Agreeing with most of the commenters here in that I enjoyed the episode and thought it did a good job of moving Ava from caricature to character.  
And I usually don't point out poor writing in reviews, but this one was particularly poor:
"In making Ava more like a real person, the writers be careful not to sacrifice…

I'm only a little gay - I made it to Tamaru's "Single A"…

Agreed.  With the incessant complaints about "campiness", I feel like the reviewer is approaching this from too cynical a persepctive and wants to be bothered by it.  Also, the ranting about the kid's acting is a bit tired after only two reviews.  Let it go.
It's an enjoyable show…so let's enjoy it!

The biggest laugh I ever got from "Family Circus" was the time on Late Night with David Letterman (sometime in the '80s, I think) when they brought out a retiring crew member on his last night.  Dave chatted with the guy for a few moments before the guy said he wanted to share his collection of "Family Circus"…

St. Elsewhere is one of my all-time favorite shows, and he did a fine job within a very talented cast.  A shame most people don't know how great a show that was.  Not only a very well-written show with a great cast and some powerful emotion but also a very experimental show that pushed some boundaries.  Check it out!
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Quite possibly the funniest and most unexpected montage ever set on film!  Damn if I don't love that scene as much as Kumar loves that giant bag of weed!

And I'll end up using my legs like a sucker!

The addition of the music in the second spin took the joke to the next level.  Great choice.

Seriously, it is tiresome to read the weekly, "Hey, everyone, I dislike the main character and the way he's written!" as well as "We need more coroner!"  
I thought this was a great episode and a great way to end a very tiring day for me.  It was fun, relaxing, and had some great lines.  I thought the first interaction…

I loved that they did that, and it felt natural, as opposed to forcing the line in.  I disagree that it wasn't "read" well, it was great.

I love the obvious chemistry between the two and the clear care they have for each other. It comes across so clearly onscreen in the first two films and I'm amped for this one. I have to admit that I average maybe 1 film a year in the theatre, but I am definitely checking this out in 3-D and enjoying the hell out of…