I can't have been the only person screaming at the TV when Ryan handed the infant over to his mother. Seriously? The lady goes insane at the flip of a switch and you're handing her a baby?

I can't have been the only person screaming at the TV when Ryan handed the infant over to his mother. Seriously? The lady goes insane at the flip of a switch and you're handing her a baby?

Don't think that would work too well for me. We need to see the immediate reaction of Jesse and Mike to this, and how Todd is immediately dealt with. You can't really end it on a cliffhanger like that and pick up a day later or something. There's a ton of stuff going on that the audience should be privy too.

Don't think that would work too well for me. We need to see the immediate reaction of Jesse and Mike to this, and how Todd is immediately dealt with. You can't really end it on a cliffhanger like that and pick up a day later or something. There's a ton of stuff going on that the audience should be privy too.

I thought the overall plots in this episode were only OK, but there were some individual jokes that absolutely killed it. Roger's repeated use of the word "bitch", the whole whorehouse sequence (the tongue thing had me in hysterics), Roger going to punch Francine, and even the Rube Goldberg machine I thought were all…

Boyd seemed to pretty clearly be knocked out. And I don't understand why Boyd would shoot Tom - to save Quarles? Why would he kill a cop in front of witnesses? It doesn't seem to serve any purpose for him.

I absolutely love it when Dickie gets all excited, the way he uses sarcasm is hilarious.

I don't know about a theme for the season, but for this episode it clearly was "Kill Quarles when you have the chance, morons."

This episode gave me a boner.

Yeah, I thought this episode was way better than last week's, which I thought was only OK by Community standards. Pretty much every scene was consistently funny, the wackiness wasn't any worse than last week, and we got to see Britta as White Mike. I had fun.

I liked Avatar Day. The whole idea of it was kind of stupid, but it still managed to have some legitimately funny moments. First scene that comes to mind is Aang talking with the other prisoners in jail.

Best little moment of the episode: When Quarles is giving his past speech to the kid, Win Duffy glances at the door a couple times, as if he's trying to see if he can bolt out of there before getting caught.

Quarles explaining his backstory is the scene of the season so far. It was so real and horrifying to watch, I'm not entirely convinced Neal McDonough isn't pulling that out of some real life experience.

Quarles is a true believer who believes in nothing. Or himself. But either way, it's fucking terrifying.

Basically, Attenborough is the best choice around. I'm not sure anyone else in the business comes close to him in terms of both expressing extreme exuberance and delight at even the smallest things nature has to offer, but doesn't take any of the focus away from the program itself.

Liam became the "Spartacus" for me a couple episodes ago, when I realized that for the first time, if Andy somehow came back and returned to the role, I'd have trouble adjusting back to him from Liam, in the same way I originally had trouble getting used to Liam.

I kind of wish this episode had focused a bit more on the parallels between Spartacus and Crixus. Both of them are faced with basically the same choice: the woman who ruined their lives, led to the slavery/death (or near-death) of their loved one, and was pregnant with possibly their child. Crixus chose to kill the…

This will seriously chang the comedy TV landscape.

The closing with Mitchell and Cameron seeing what their potential baby would look like wasn't exactly the most original idea, but the execution was good enough that it had me in stitches.

The idea of Peter having to choose is actually a really good one, especially since Amberverse Walter is starting to open up to him. Could be setting up a gut-wrenching scene.