Yeah, that grin would hold its own in a bout against Morgan Spurlock in a contest for Shit-Eatingest Grin

Yeah, that grin would hold its own in a bout against Morgan Spurlock in a contest for Shit-Eatingest Grin

Seth's just putting in his time churning out these reliable ratings winners for Fox, so soon he'll have the clout to get green lit his magnum opus, a comprehensive miniseries adaption of Prousts À la recherche du temps perdu. 

Seth's just putting in his time churning out these reliable ratings winners for Fox, so soon he'll have the clout to get green lit his magnum opus, a comprehensive miniseries adaption of Prousts À la recherche du temps perdu. 

Honestly, I wonder at what point she crosses the line from making a legitimate statement about women's bodies, to being a carnival geek who bites the heads off chickens?  I mean, when is she inviting people not to laugh with her, but laugh at her?  The scene seemed a step backward.  I give her plaudits for having a…

Honestly, I wonder at what point she crosses the line from making a legitimate statement about women's bodies, to being a carnival geek who bites the heads off chickens?  I mean, when is she inviting people not to laugh with her, but laugh at her?  The scene seemed a step backward.  I give her plaudits for having a…

Also, a gambler who looses all of his settlement money in one turn at roulette.

Also, a gambler who looses all of his settlement money in one turn at roulette.

That was an element of the show that made it so wicked and cutting.  It just completely blows to hell all the notions kids are fed in school about being doctors, lawyers, or rich businesspeople.   In Springfield, standards are so low, that those miserable adulthoods seem enticing.  In many ways a fictitious town…

That was an element of the show that made it so wicked and cutting.  It just completely blows to hell all the notions kids are fed in school about being doctors, lawyers, or rich businesspeople.   In Springfield, standards are so low, that those miserable adulthoods seem enticing.  In many ways a fictitious town…

"I've never had to expel anyone before, but that pig had powerful friends."

"I've never had to expel anyone before, but that pig had powerful friends."

Serves 'em right for dicking around with viewers for a whole season.  Season 8 was miserable.  The real shame though is that the Office now seems to be dragging "Parks and Rec" down with it, which is, IMO, the best comedy on TV right now.

Serves 'em right for dicking around with viewers for a whole season.  Season 8 was miserable.  The real shame though is that the Office now seems to be dragging "Parks and Rec" down with it, which is, IMO, the best comedy on TV right now.

I'd nominate the entire oeuvre of Jacques Tati.  

I'd nominate the entire oeuvre of Jacques Tati.  

It's like the writer's went from ignoring the fans for a whole year (i.e., pick a FUCKING manager), and now they've suddenly said, "What ho, there are these message boards, where people can post their opinions about our show on them?" and they've embraced our dislike of Nellie by utterly humiliating her to the point…

It's like the writer's went from ignoring the fans for a whole year (i.e., pick a FUCKING manager), and now they've suddenly said, "What ho, there are these message boards, where people can post their opinions about our show on them?" and they've embraced our dislike of Nellie by utterly humiliating her to the point…

This show is such a great way to wash away the lingering aftertaste of the "The Office."

This show is such a great way to wash away the lingering aftertaste of the "The Office."