Yeah, but no. The theme/parody episodes have been out of perfect circumstance with arc and everything, and had no connection to anyone in the cast. There's no reason for them to start. If they do, that will just mean they've run out of ideas.

They're not going to try to do things differently. Though they've done shows before, and talked a comic-con, we're still clueless about the style. I'm just anxious for it to rock the ratings, so it gets a full-season pick-up. Just so the story and the characters can continue.

They're not going to try to do things differently. Though they've done shows before, and talked a comic-con, we're still clueless about the style. I'm just anxious for it to rock the ratings, so it gets a full-season pick-up. Just so the story and the characters can continue.

Hopefully we'll get to meet the other 31 or 32, though most of them probably aren't aware.

Hopefully we'll get to meet the other 31 or 32, though most of them probably aren't aware.

You mean the opposite of Batman's parents' parenting skills..? Because Britta is the opposite of Batman, as said by Troy, which will be interesting as they are bangin in the ex-dreamatorium. . .

You mean the opposite of Batman's parents' parenting skills..? Because Britta is the opposite of Batman, as said by Troy, which will be interesting as they are bangin in the ex-dreamatorium. . .

The Daily Show was always a conflict, but they worked it out, which is when they (I don't know if this is normal) shot several episodes in the same week, and if he was available, did his scenes in as few days as possible. Now, I think there's been so much time that's elapsed, and I don't think any mention of him when…

The Daily Show was always a conflict, but they worked it out, which is when they (I don't know if this is normal) shot several episodes in the same week, and if he was available, did his scenes in as few days as possible. Now, I think there's been so much time that's elapsed, and I don't think any mention of him when…

I despise this, mostly because, I believe that the new guys will do justice to the show, by having those types of episodes. After all, those 2 episodes were among my favorites of the season, though this season was pretty solid. Unlike any other show, every season has had multiple episodes that I want to rewatch over…

I despise this, mostly because, I believe that the new guys will do justice to the show, by having those types of episodes. After all, those 2 episodes were among my favorites of the season, though this season was pretty solid. Unlike any other show, every season has had multiple episodes that I want to rewatch over…

The best part is that she plays the awful daughter. C.K. always talks about how his youngest daughter is the most useless. That perspective might have changed this season, since she's only had shining moments. Like the joke.

The best part is that she plays the awful daughter. C.K. always talks about how his youngest daughter is the most useless. That perspective might have changed this season, since she's only had shining moments. Like the joke.

Are you going to wait to see if Totally Biased is consistently hilarious to cover it? No need to wait! Hari Kondabolu and other geniuses are the writers!

Are you going to wait to see if Totally Biased is consistently hilarious to cover it? No need to wait! Hari Kondabolu and other geniuses are the writers!

Michael Cyril Creighton is male Lena Dunham. Mostly in that they use their weight as one weakness and source of grief, and they don't look bad, at all, just sad, because you know they're thinking about their weight.

Michael Cyril Creighton is male Lena Dunham. Mostly in that they use their weight as one weakness and source of grief, and they don't look bad, at all, just sad, because you know they're thinking about their weight.

Well, inspectors @avclub-9c33ea7188cb0fc5d524f4ad1e8d8fc5:disqus and @bakana42:disqus , I mean that the monologue was making me feel realy good and happy, and I knew that there would be an unfortunate awkward end, and though it's a token of Louie, I love Louie best when he has a surprising success, because, unlike…

Well, inspectors @avclub-9c33ea7188cb0fc5d524f4ad1e8d8fc5:disqus and @bakana42:disqus , I mean that the monologue was making me feel realy good and happy, and I knew that there would be an unfortunate awkward end, and though it's a token of Louie, I love Louie best when he has a surprising success, because, unlike…

Bradgelina are having problems, right? So, make way for Therolie! Then he'll have a really successful movie career, and Jen'll move on to Ashton Holmes… Also, I looked up "Justin Theroux" because that's one of my regular activities, and one of the first results was a tabloid that said "Why Jen Said No When Justin…