I watched it a few months ago and their chemistry is pretty excellent actually.  They had the banter scenes down pat and at no point was I wondering why Donna was falling in love with the Doctor

The Break-Up episode, "What I learned from television," "24 hours at the golden nugget," and I second the Camp stories.  And any of the Poultry Slam episodes

He also has a ridiculously time consuming warm-up routine (long ball throws from across the field) that would never be translatable to throwing out of the bullpen. So not only is his useless as a starter right now, he's useless as anything else other than an absurdly well paid punching bag for Giants fans.

I'm not very well versed in the farm system but the general wisdom about Zach Wheeler is that he would have been called up a while ago if the Giants' pitching wasn't a) really good and b) stuck with the black hole of money and suck that is Barry Zito.

Drunk Parks and Rec
The whole sequence at the Snakehole was amazing and hilarious, especially the back-to-back talking heads. Holy crapballs! My roommate and I had to rewind it three times, immediately.

I've been rewatching Wonderfalls lately— "Lovesick Ass," "Safety Canary" and "Crime Dog" are my favorite episodes. I'm sure it's no coincidence that Lee Pace is heavily featured in them. Fun fact: Did you know that Adam Scott was originally cast as Aaron Tyler? I found that out the other day and it blew my mind.

I loved him as the brother on Wonderfalls

I'm living in a house full of Giants fans and whenever Brian Wilson pitches that song crawls into my brain and refuses to leave.

Oh No!
She was truly an awesome lady and I'm so sad I won't see her popping up on Doctor Who again.

Yes, definitely. In the scene where they decide to go to the B&B and in her talking head after that, she sounded like she was struggling to keep it.

That woman really knows her way around a penis.

"Damn, Jerry! You jumped in a creek for a burrito? What'd you do for a Klondike bar? Kill your wife?"

"The library. Of all the horrifying miserable things in the world."
I like what he said about being a fan of Community, Parks & Rec, and 30 Rock too. I know fans of each show who seem to think there's going to be an epic showdown for NBC comedy domination, and they feel they have to pick a side. Why can't we all…

No one knows whether they woke up… together.
I hope there's a chapter subheading for all of Councilman Dexhart's sex scandals, complete with the salacious headlines. "Sexy Dexy Strikes Again" surely had some predecessors in the Pawnee Sun

What the fuck are you doing, Perd Hapley?

You embarrassed me in front of the Douche!

But isn't all food bad for you? I've been eating lasagna and muffins every day of my life for 40 years and I feel terrible.

You're like a a nerd mixed with a dork or something
Every time Tom calls Ben a nerd and a breakfast gets its bacon.

I agree with this analogy. I like that she doesn't have a lot of tabloid drama fueling her media presence, unlike the rest of those pop-tartlets.

@meh Yes he does but he's a regular contributor. Larry King would be joining as an occasional contributor (they use the example of Lewis Black) so I doubt he'd cut into any screentime for John Oliver