My daughters are in college and I can only hope that they have professors who try to break them out of their tendency for superficial thought as patiently as Sue's professor did.

I had a Matchbox car of this thing when I was a kid - I had no idea it was a real thing.

They'd certainly be saltier.

I'd have subscribed to Spotify back when I had unlimited data.

Just so they make sure to include an Omni that flashes red when history is going wrong.

67 characters and nothin' on…

"We'd like to thank the friars for the use of their club…"

I hope they continue to try and course-correct Bernadette, because she went from adorable and quirky to loathsome so quickly that it nearly gave most of us whiplash.

"Play With Me" by Extreme from Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

"No One Sleeps When I'm Awake" by The Sounds

"White Knuckles" by OK Go

Exactly my thinking. I'm sure some writer made the pun when they hired him for the guest role and the rest said, "DUDE. We MUST make an episode around this!"

When he got speared in the chest I missed the next minute or so of the song because I was laughing so hard. Thank goodness for DVR.

Tim Omundsen reacting to that stupid unicorn forever following him around had me rolling on the floor.

I love Galavant. I spent the entire hour laughing so hard I almost coughed up a lung (long story involving a holiday chest cold). Timothy Omundsen is a national treasure, and the fact that the writers and cast have absolutely no fucks to give about ratings and so forth makes the show so ludicrously watchable for me.

Between Daisy "Don't Call Me Keira Knightley" Ridley and Melissa Benoist, I'm really liking having a couple of strong female archetypes around.

The story behind the "O hai Mark" scene still blows my mind.

I'm guessing Kate Upton plays Greg's then-girlfriend.

I think it's painfully clear that Danette has not read The Disaster Artist.

If Kurt Russell basically apes his performance in Big Trouble in Little China, this could be a stupendous sequel.