It's also interesting to see how many of the episodes start out with the Simpsons watching something random on TV.

For a mythology heavy episode, I didn't find myself all that interested in the reveals as compared to shows like Lost or Fringe. The flashbacks were consistently the things I looked forward to each week. Heck, I'd be okay if they dropped the premise completely and made a show purely about Alcatraz in the 1960's.

I'M NOT OPEN!! I'M NOT OPEN!!

Anthrax smells like babies!

Speaking of the theme of love, did anyone notice the vase of white tulips on the table in the first scene between Olivia and Nina? I thought that was a nice touch.

I liked that he and Tina almost got into a fist fight. I do hope that the detective and the robber return at some point in the future.

Pepper-oh-no-he-didn't!

It was a bit unsettling to see the Simpsons sit on the couch as the years pass by and not age at all considering they did the same thing in the Christmas episode.

I do occasionally pull my pants all the way down and lift my shirt when I use the urinal. No risk of trickling or splashing!

I laughed when Clarence started repositioning the dead inmate's body after killing him. Seems like a contrived way of connecting all of the murders which already had so much in common.

Bob keeping his shirt pulled down around the kids was a nice touch.

"I may or may not have tried crack last night. I don't think I did, but if I did… I think I really liked it."

Feel free to lie down on my office coach.

Getting peeped on by your grandpa has gotta be all sorts of creepy.