I actually really liked the reveal of Delaware's wife coming up for air in the tub. That is by far the biggest compliment I've ever given this show.

Hey, he was on "Lost" twice for like a second and a half so he was on for like 3 seconds.

Dennis has always been the best.

I wonder if Kevin James was too busy rebooting the Bourne franchise to star in Hitch 2.

What’re you doing on the bridge? You should be in a surgi-tube.

Since when was worrying part of your programing?!

I'm really surprised Dinner Party was the choice for The Office and even more surprised it was this ranked this high. It's been awhile since I've watched The Office but I remember really liking Casino Night.

DuKlark approves of "Steve Guttenberg's Birthday" making this list.

What job do you think April ends up with? My guess is grave digger.

They only play "Rainbow Connection" in Pig Latin.

Was it just me or did anyone else think Michael Keaton was about to come out of the closet the way he was talking about the man that we later found out was his son?

“I’m feeling kind of low Apu. Got any of that beer that has candy floating in it? You know, Skittlebrau?”

My first reaction was wow, that was a surprisingly good episode, well done MF. My second reaction was dammit, why does MF have to do a really good episode or two like this every season that lets them keep stealing Emmys from much more deserving shows.

Fair points but I still think all 3 kids being in the same school opens up more storytelling possibilities.

But then you would have Tina go to a different school than Gene & Louise and lose those storytelling opportunities.

Nathan For You & You're the Worst

I liked this film more than War Horse but that comparison is spot on.

I was actually happy that we "only" got 2 montages, I would have set the line and 2.5 and taken the over.

Jax was older than him and Thomas lived to the age of 6 according to the Sons wiki so he had a brother for 6 years, I would say that is the closest thing he's had to a brother.

"…it’s one suffered by Opie (Ryan Hurst), the closest thing to a brother Jax has ever known."