I'd much rather see a drunk, high, sloppy Mikey Cyrus completely tripping over her lines than see her merely phoning it in for a mediocre performance.

His DeNiro was actually better, I thought.

I thought her deadpan, "Stay strong, Juice," was perfect, especially with Seth's interjecting, "Oh, don't say that."

"You're 24?  What the fuck is wrong with you?" was the joke of the night for me.

And he can do a British accent!

Do you have the yoyo here, or…?

@avclub-472d722b57a4ed37e41e70c9c9d7d0f3:disqus I'm with you on the idea of Robert California.  He was a great character as conceived in the season 7 interview.

Speaking of Discovery, what was up with that fake documentary about megalodon during Shark Week?

Most fans of The Office?

My wife went through a pretty big Say Yes phase right around our wedding (before and after) a few years ago.  Fortunately, she isn't the type to fall in love with the prestige of price tags and settled for something more reasonable.

No mention of The Learning Channel?  I can think of no better example of a network that totally veered away from its original niche.

I'm confused by the way the question was posed.

Oreo gets a shout-out, too, but Big Cookie has always had its claws in this show from day one.

I will hold every TV exec hostage until I get an Anthony Bourdain-style show featuring Nick Offerman touring various distilleries and breweries.

This week, the gang goes to _________!

The Ann-Chris-baby arc has been the worst stuff they've done.  I lit-rally cannot wait to get to the end of it.

Let's not forget that "The Farm" almost became a thing around that time, as well.

I completely agree that this show seems more resilient to hitting the same lows of The Office, even it manages to survive as long (unlikely).

Yeah, this episode was very enjoyable, but I couldn't help but question how much mileage they are going to try to get from this recall thing.

The orange one is better, anyway.