The entire episode was lazy writing. There were huge swaths of it where you could tell they just wrote "Actors babble their improv here," and left work early to grab a drink.

I dunno. I think the show needs her, kind of like Friends needed Phoebe, but I don't think it's controversial to say that Jess is one of the weaker characters on the show. She sometimes gets a couple of good lines, but that's it.

Props to Erik, for somehow managing to write an entire column about an episode that didn't really have much going on with it.

I felt guilty for thinking Bridesmaids was just kinda ok.

At my OLD school, we never did modern remakes of old IPs.

Wait, are you saying "boooooo" or "booooo-urns?"

Go on…

You know, I'm just gonna say it: I don't think Ghostbusters is very good.

I REMEMBER THIS TAPE AND IT WAS AWESOME

I was expecting, "Ow goddammit"

IF I'M SUCH A BAD DAD, WHY ARE WE ALL DANCING?

As much as I love Community, I'm kinda OK with pretending season 3 was the end. Season 4 was not very good. Season 5 had some good moments, and I loved Hickey, but everything kind of felt… up in the air. Even the finale was kind of weird and disassociated.

I actually totally want them to do a full-on, Nolanesque reboot. It would be awesome.

The puppet episode was shit, and you know it.

I don't know about you, William Hughes. What, you think you're better than us?

That actually sounds like it might have been great.

I really liked Abed sensing Annie was going to lean in for a kiss. She does that a lot.

The monologue was amusing, Black Jeopardy and Boss Baby were incredibly boring and then I turned the show off.

Goddammit I meant 30 Rock, ugh. I mean… why are you talking about The Office? I wrote 30 Rock!

Hm, to each his own. I like the chat style- it makes for good banter.