I miss Natalie sometimes.

Yet, Marshall is nearly unbeatable at any game. The long-term wager seems to be a case of the unstoppable doe-eyes meeting the irresistable vanilla thunder.

From me in last week's comments section… "doesn't mean he won't change his mind in next week's cold open."

Simpsons did it.

I moved to San Diego, which is southwest of here by many miles.

So there was a line about Amy thinks she's a hipster now. I guess that the joke was supposed to be that Amy's deluded because she's so not a hipster? Does the show not realize that Amy's mannerisms, fashion sense, and interests are completely hipster? Only thing she needs is for Sheldon to grow a beard and then they…

"Happy Endings episodes are written and filmed well in advance of airing"

I like how the bumper blew a hole in the idea of Quinn being so incredibly insightful during their initial meeting. She knows all that stuff about him from Barney's time at the Lusty Leopard.

March would be a good time to be stripping in Vegas, but February would be a lousy time to be dancing in NYC. Though I do know a stripper who splits time between San Fran and New York, alternating three to four weeks in each place depending on the requirements of her east coast band and west coast rental properties.

I had the exact same response. Then I remembered that the other time this season when I had that response was when Robin announced that she was pregnant. Just because Ted, in a moment of tenderness, says he can overlook the no-kids thing; doesn't mean he can, doesn't mean Robin believes him, doesn't mean he won't…

Ted has the belt from the time he hooked up with Winnie Cooper and Kim Kelly.

It was Shattering The Glass Cieling: Part Of Women's Week. Thus the shat, the glass, and the woman.

Seriously, how do you just skip over Tom Bombadil like he doesn't even exist?

I watched Here's Chelsea! or whatever that thing is called. It was terrible, flat characters, lazy writing, mailed-in performances, and a gay panic plot twist that was visible five minutes before its shocking reveal.

Also, perpetually noteworthy in the Straight Guys Talking About Glee is Jayma Mays's doe-eyed adorableness. Professor Dollface, indeed.

You want to know a sure way to have a really crappy housewarming party in Long Island? Spend the entire time ignoring your new neighbors, so you can circle jerk the whole night with your three friends from Manhattan.

Writers really scrubbed this episode in.

3) Profit.

How many people in the Archer demo would actually recognize the joke behind the porter being named George. Do that many people even know the hows and whys of the racist implications of it? It sems like the sort of thing you would only know if you'd been researching the history of rail travel.

Boys becoming men. Men becoming wolves.