Don't forget this one: Glee does a plot line where one male character reveals he was molested by an older woman as a child, and a bunch of the other male characters say "Awesome, bro!"

Classic Poe.

The female part's a little underwritten!

I was also quite keen on the part with Jack Crawford.

I like the Bucky rebirth because it actually is completely unexpected and given a logical explanation of what he's been up to since "dying."

STUPIDEST MOMENTS OF THE YEAR THREAD!

Give him hell, Lord Bolton!

Speaking of Patton Oswald awesomeness, how can we omit his Star Wars/Avengers filibuster on Parks?

Off topic: What's the story with the jam on toast avatar?

The best part is that that episode aired on Mother's Day.

The use of Roberta Flack's "To Love Somebody" over Gregory's death was beautiful.

Since it was pretty obvious what was about to happen to Damian, the last team up of the new Dynamic Duo had me nearly in tears.

It is pretty shocking that a modern era death of a major character has lasted ten years! Although, they did bring young Jean back from the past…

That whole scene was both creepy and heartwarming. "Am I alive?"

It's like they're Emmy voters!

Yeah, the American knows how to use music perfectly. Closing the season with "Games Without Frontiers" could not be more on point.

Also, from Archer's "Once Bitten" episode: Cyril's snake drawing is probably the funniest thing I saw all year. It's the lock screen on my phone. The Church of the Holy Eternal Rapture (HER?) on Arrested is the only visual gag that came close.

Bobby Draper saying the Bobby Draperest thing he could ever Bobby Draper: "Does this mean we're negroes?"

Just to clarify, the Simpsons are only showing up on Family Guy, not the other way around?

Well, you can study them, but you'll start to learn them over the course of the film. Also, it's not nearly as tightly scripted as Rocky Horror, so you can feel free to yell whatever feels funny, except for during the few scenes that everyone goes silent for.