Yeah, when Amy first appeared on this show, she was basically a female Sheldon. But they seem to be giving her a more unique voice.

But we did get a glimpse of a dark time when Shirley's angrier side was the dominant one and it wasn't pretty. But it was funny.

Snark aside, Troy's fondness for butt stuff is pretty hard to miss.

I could care less who hooks up with whom. The closest I ever get to shipping is occasionally getting in the mood by imagining Britta and Annie lesbianing.

"School Dance Rate Down 200%"

Vouhlers not Voulkers.

The point of the Abed/Secret Service lady storyline is that they're kindred spirits who never would have met except by the historical fluke that the Vice President of The United States really has nothing to do but check on the health of the President. So he gets sent around to these insipid events with a full security…

Best three way ever!

And in the meantime those asshole dolphins still refuse to talk in anything other than their squealy fish language.

What, No Gymkata References?
Chuck's horseback stunt was a loving tribute to one of the worst movies ever made and no one talks about it the next day? I'm very disappointed with everyone here.

You mean as a opposed to cheating on him while still married?

She looked like Sandra Bernhard and Aimee Mann had a baby.

Also, Magnitude should be louder, angrier, and have access to a flame thrower.

Jack and Avery would consider that cheating. They probably support Ron Paul's proposed amendment to do away with birthright citizenship.

…From friction.

I miss Post-ironic Disco Stu.

With the advent of the Internet and nano-scale technology it's pretty clear that in 200 years we'll be The Borg.

They've already got air support: http://singularityhub.com/2…

Worse than Destro and The Baroness? I don't think so.

It was also almost another bottle episode. Not exactly because it had a couple of other sets, including Pierce's awesome paper box throne. But it was a lot more modest than most episodes.