This is the perfect amount of Rafi and Taco in my opinion, though they each still had a few moments that caused me to rub my temples in frustration. Overall, possibly the best finally since Keigel the Elf.

I find it odd the choice of players by the Monstars. I get that I'm sure it's whoever was willing to do the movie, but in 1995, if I'm stealing 5 players powers I'm going Hakeem Olajuwon, Karl Malone, Grant Hill, Scottie Pippen, and Gary Payton.

And yet, the Monstars compiled 0 rebounds and 0 blocked shots, though their field goal percentage was an incredible 68-70, including a perfect 18-18 from 3 point range. However, the real problem was an over reliance on the Ewing Monstar and the Barkley Monstar. LJ Monstar had 6 points and 2 steals, Bogues Monstar had…

TBBT jumped the shark a bit in my eyes with the addition of Amy. Don't get me wrong, she is a funny enough actress, who plays the role just creepy enough, but we now have a show that used to be about four nerds, who among other things, shared an inability to get women, and now 3 of them are in long term relationships.…

I cringe at the jokes with Andre being oblivious to double entendre as well, the man cave joke being the most cringe worthy example of this. I prefer the jokes from the earlier seasons that we could relate to. Like the white knuckler, hiding a self made porn DVD in a Benjamin Button case because nobody would look…

Jenny calling him Pete certainly warranted a light chuckle.

I could not stop laughing at the scene in which Eustace Scrubb was making out with Jennifer Aniston and Emma Roberts. A guilty pleasure laugh for sure, but even though I knew the ginger girl would walk in on it, I still enjoyed it.

Am I really in the minority that thinks the less Taco and Rafi the better? They are caricatures, and not credible in the least bit. Am I actually supposed to believe that Taco doesn't know what security officers are? It's the difference between Eurotrip and American Pie. No girl is going to sit in a hot tub and rub…