I don't think I feel QUITE the same, but I basically agree.  I could not understand why Community was basking in such love at a time when I thought it had dipped considerably.  Way too many gimmicks, way too much assuming that we were all consumed by the meta-jokes and backstage drama.  When the show began, and built…

See — Horrible Bosses was, well, horrible.  And I am not loving the trailer.  Lots of stupid slapstick and obvious fat jokes, plus at least one, if not both main characters who feel really really unlikable.  So…. there's that.

See — Horrible Bosses was, well, horrible.  And I am not loving the trailer.  Lots of stupid slapstick and obvious fat jokes, plus at least one, if not both main characters who feel really really unlikable.  So…. there's that.

I love the idea of this show running for years and delving further and further into its bit players but sadly, I somehow don't see it happening….

I love the idea of this show running for years and delving further and further into its bit players but sadly, I somehow don't see it happening….

I kinda want to write a law review article about copyright with this movie as an example, except I'm fairly certain that by now this MUST have happened.  But it does raise interesting questions to me about what the purpose of copyright law is when you have a movie like this, a classic movie that attained its classic…

I kinda want to write a law review article about copyright with this movie as an example, except I'm fairly certain that by now this MUST have happened.  But it does raise interesting questions to me about what the purpose of copyright law is when you have a movie like this, a classic movie that attained its classic…

Whenever my wife and I talk about this movie, one of the first lines we quote is "She's about to close up the library!"   And then we laugh for a solid ten minutes.

Whenever my wife and I talk about this movie, one of the first lines we quote is "She's about to close up the library!"   And then we laugh for a solid ten minutes.

I remember that sketch EVERY TIME I see this movie.  "George!  George!  I remembered what I did with the money!"

I remember that sketch EVERY TIME I see this movie.  "George!  George!  I remembered what I did with the money!"

The best there ever was, and the best there ever will be.
It's name was The Sopranos, and its ending mystifies me.

The best there ever was, and the best there ever will be.
It's name was The Sopranos, and its ending mystifies me.

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One of the entrances to the Massachusetts State House in Boston is the Hooker Entrance, named for Gen. Hooker.

One of the entrances to the Massachusetts State House in Boston is the Hooker Entrance, named for Gen. Hooker.

I think we know at least a little.  In the very first episode he's in a power play with Junior and clearly wants to run things instead of his uncle.

I think we know at least a little.  In the very first episode he's in a power play with Junior and clearly wants to run things instead of his uncle.

My parents took me to see this when I was, like, seven years old.  I am fairly certain that they had no idea what it was like.  Maybe they were expecting Disney.