I pine for the good times when Sideshow Bob sang the HMS Pinafore in its entirety.

Love IASIP into Season 11 but Archer got old after Season 3. IASIP spends the time to develop the characters over season, build them out more and they dont overdo the callbacks. Archer is the exact same formula after 6 seasons and there's hardly any new jokes, its all just callbacks that have been beaten to death.

Anyone else thinks that the show is running on fumes at this point? I really liked the first 3 seasons, but the last 4 seasons its literally nothing but the same call backs. "Phrasing!", "I can't hear you over the sound of…[X]", "Shut up!" were funny the first 3-5 times, but the following 6-40 times they've been…

Surprised McFarland didnt give this episode an "F" because Brian went to a state school

Yes, barely in time for the 11:30 shift.  Hence why this was posted at 6:30 AM PST.

I actually noticed that and went to recheck Wikipedia on my tablet as I was watching the show to make sure I wasnt mistaken.

You suck, McFarland.

Kevin McFarland

LOL, hilarious.

What's the running joke about McFarland and Northwestern?  It sounds tantalizing.

I was particularly puzzled why their brought Jeff back to replace Reggie the Koala as a love interest and then kick off the 100 AD episode, it seemed so sudden.

Oh, my apologies.

Of all the things to complain about….

I was supremely offended by the lack of comedy in this show.  More than that, I am offended that this show will be renewed for 25th, 26th and more than likely 27th and 28th season.

Been in this country long, Aether?

As someone who finds the entire Hayley/Jeff relationship implausible to begin with, I was really disappointed that this episode ended up being about that.  Why?  Why would you structure such a great opportunity of an episode about something so few viewers care about or take seriously?

How is this show still pulling "C" grades?

We will be honored to give the 21 fart salute that it deserves

You probably were watching 2 episodes of The Cleveland Show back to back

McFarland,