But that just makes his moments of reason that much funnier. See, for instance, Mac and Charlie Die.

Shabam! Irrelevant and outdated talking point for the win!

Community's almost at the AD level, I think. It's a different show, but now that they're building a mythology, in a one or two seasons (dear gods of television, please give us this), I think it'll be there. Depends, also, maybe, what they do after four years should, again, they get there.

I rescind my ignorant comment.

I guess it falls upon me to point this awesome joke out.
Britta: I still think that man is going to evolve into woman, not a dragon monster with three legs.

"Seen, not read?"

I'm going to ignore that dumbass first shit you tried to pull and say that yes, that WTF episode was great. Apatow's a comic genius who is like everyone else, which is super awesome.

Jake and Amir's definitely agreeable.

takes*

Walkie-talkie
The part where George tries to talk back to Ray on the walkie-talkie, realizes with dismay that it's the vaporizer, then talks a hit because hey, what the hell, is fucking awesome.

Yeah, she was hot and all, but like, I was already looking at her ass. The camera doesn't need to do that for me.

naw, Terry's got a point

Huh
That song in the video was pretty good for what it was.

yeah, I really like reveling in the fact that he's not trying o be funny. When he tries, I don't know what to do, and I just end up hating it. That's bullshit.

At least have the common decency to pretend you've watched something you've got a strong opinion about. Christ.

sweet, dude.

We've got the milk boiling in the back right now.

iCarly's pretty funny for that kind of show.

Or have a human experience every once in a while. But the fact that he's a successful musician who tours definitely takes most of his credibility away. Also, he lives in a city! Who can relate to that?

I liked when he ate the truffle-flavored french fry.