It was such a perfect description of certain drunk mood. I'm pretty sure I've had a similar conversation with people I only knew from classes, minus the mention of a friend of theirs dying from over-masturbation of course.

For your appreciation of Community, here is a Nitrogen sealed container of Pierce's semen.

This episode was easily an A. The best episode of the series since the second season for sure. The jokes felt like they came from real characters. I'm honestly stunned at how good this episode was. This was something special.

A Nazi and a housekeeper struggle with anti-semitism, irony and infidelity in the pre-World War II era.

In 1970s Manhattan, politics and government resound for a cross-dressing actress, an American revolutionary and a Nazi.

On the roast of James Franco she said to Bill Hader "You are this generation's Phil Hartman… hopefully." It's pretty rare for me to gasp at a joke, but that one was insane, in a good way. I hadn't even heard of her before that, but she seems to have exploded since that roast.

What a coincidence, I satisfied my Breaking Bad itch by shooting someone and leaving them for dead in the desert!

Harry Potter and the Yasukuni Shrine: A fanfic by Liu Xaoming

Who are the "they" Roger Friedman refers to as saying LOL? Is this the secret language of showbiz and actors? Are these people so far above us they use well known teenage acronyms and convert them into their own secret code!? And if so, who does Mr. Friedman thinks he is, using it like some celebrity and exposing the…

His shocked look at Tom worked on two levels, because you could see it as him being shocked that the tissue box just talked to him, or he may have thought Tom said it and was shocked that Tom wanted him to "fill him".

Yeah, plotwise nothing happened, but it definitely had some pretty funny moments.

"How many times did he turn it over? Oh… that is disappointing?" The close up shot of Henry Winkler saying that into the telephone completely made my night. There were some really great moments in this episode.

http://www.youtube.com/watc… This trailer for TSN is one of my favourites of all time. It just captured something special and somehow managed to get me excited for a movie about facebook.

I'd give this one a B-. It had some funny moments, but the parody never really clicked for me.

I not only watched An American Tail and Fievel Goes West as a child, but I am probably the only person who also watched The Treasure of Manhattan Island, which I believe is considered to be the underground cult favourite of the American Tail series. Sadly, I don't think any of my friends have watched even one American…

This was easily my favorite Diaz episode. Not only did it have one of her best lines (:You look like a Boyz II Men Easter Album) but I really liked the back story they itnroduced between her and Peralta and the interplay they had in the episode. This felt like a good step to flesh out her character more.

I'm currently rewatching Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which I haven't seen since I watched it as a youngin with my older sister, but I've never watched any other Whedon shows, so I plan on watching both Angel and Firefly this year.

About 5 minutes into Repilot, I realized how much I had missed Community. Last year wasn't terrible, but this was just so much more the Community I fell in love with. Dan Harmon coming back is the greatest New Year's gift of all.

1. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban- This one stuck out to me as being 'the stylish Potter film'. It really upped the ante in the visual department (the quick cuts of the Whomping Willow to show the change of seasons is a really nice touch) and it has one of the best plots of the series.

This is especially true of the Half-Blood Prince. That is one of my favourite Harry Potter books because of the extremely interesting details of Voldemort's past, but most of that was cut out to focus on awkward chemistry between Harry and Ginny and for them to randomly burn down the burrow? Really the dark visuals…