Due to the fonts used in the commercial and the old LOVE postage stamp, I always think he show is called 'Goon'. I'd probably would watch it, were that the case.

Due to the fonts used in the commercial and the old LOVE postage stamp, I always think he show is called 'Goon'. I'd probably would watch it, were that the case.

It's probably a coincidence, but that scene is almost the exact duplicate of *spoiler*

It's probably a coincidence, but that scene is almost the exact duplicate of *spoiler*

Marty kicks things off by saying, “Take it easy, folks. It’s snow picnic out there” with a noxiously self-satisfied chuckle but when Marty answers with, “I snow what
you mean” Marty giggles his usual cackle before the tone in his voice
undergoes a radical transformation and he coldly tells his partner,
“You’re dead…

Marty kicks things off by saying, “Take it easy, folks. It’s snow picnic out there” with a noxiously self-satisfied chuckle but when Marty answers with, “I snow what
you mean” Marty giggles his usual cackle before the tone in his voice
undergoes a radical transformation and he coldly tells his partner,
“You’re dead…

This episode felt too similar to Remedial Chaos Theory and Horror Fiction in Seven Spooky Steps in the reliance of big set pieces, but with a less interesting plot, for me to enjoy it more.   The reliance on Glee just feels like it'll age poorly. Otherwise, it was nice to see Britta's innate lack of talent bring the…

potential for a TVClub column?
I think it would be great to read (and write) about this show for the tv club, since it has all the things that broadcast TV cop shows mostly forget: cops who smoked IN THE OFFICE, computers that didn't do much at all (compare to Bones, etc.), Munch's "I am not Montel WIlliams!" rant (he…