This meal told me a story like a book. A book which I would not choose to read but would see the movie.

Some nice comic cavorting in this one. First with Mike and Frankie almost forgetting to include Axl and later with Axl, Darrin and Sean looking around guilty and quickly stopping.

You know, on another show a screaming monster man bursting out of the ground might be considered startling.

Don't praise Alan Dale! He hurt Murray's feelings!

This show has the best breadth and density of references since MST3K.

That's nice. Now they can get sued by Shane Lacy Hensley.

And it's nice to see that a crazy religion girl and a crazy witchcraft girl be friends. Sort of.

Omelet!

Sue patting Mike's shoulder encouragingly during DDR was funnier than it had a right to be. I wouldn't be surprised if Mike's un-Mike-like smile was really Flynn about to break.

Alright…

True, but we can't go around applying Tennessee logic to all our problems or where would we be then?

With so many people headed Michelle's way, I pretty sure someone's going to wind up living in Truly's cardboard kitchen eventually.

I was also a little puzzled at the inadvertent racism. They go 'south of the line'- populated entirely by criminals- to an illegal 'chili' production lab and later when they blow up the chili kingpin it's handwaved as 'he's not a real person'. They surely didn't set out to do a actual race-baiting episode, but…

This one's too easy, so no one make a joke here. Understand? Seriously, zero point multiplier for difficulty.

I like at the end of the day the shopkeep pulls out a bottle of brooms to drink. Presumably to avoid going home to his broomwife because she cheating on him. With a rake.

It sounded like Andy Kindler to me.

NO ONE is to stone ANYONE until I blow this whistle!

From Mike's subdued expression throughout the episode I expected he had canceled 'act of god' without telling Frankie to save some money.

I loved the indignant look the butterfly gives after Jake says it has germs.

No.