Question:  What is the best "Homer vs." episode?

Skinner's obvious enjoyment of Bart's predicament, including revealing that not only is the crowd at the assembly mostly people there for detention, but they've bused in troublemakers from other schools, is a note the character only occasionally gets to hit (most of the time he's either being victimized by Bart, is…

Pre-emptively:  A Star Is Burns is an all-time classic, and I have no idea what Matt Groening's problem with it was.

I think making the decision to kill Finn (the character) because Cory (the actor) died just highlights that this is just a job to all of them.  (Well Lea's probably sad.)  They're acting happy now - even though this was filmed soon after Cory's death.  Then, when the script says so, they'll act sad.  Just like every…

Correct.  The term "Pakistani" is a complete outlier to how all the other -stan nations' peoples are known (particularly weird since "Paki", which is what you would think it should be based on all the others, is actually a racial slur).

Run in fear, show-only people:  the era of annoying Meereenese names is upon you!

@avclub-22917e9547a39fad4966a8da3067b595:disqus :  Well, based on his parents' lifespans (to this point) plus presumed decades of increased medical technology, I think Charlie has an excellent shot at least another 30 years.

My favourite joke was Brandt, on being asked how you grade middle school poetry, responding "Harshly.  The world doesn't need more bad poetry."

"Do it for me, Billy:  McGarnagle."

Last season ended with Ryder dramatically declaring that he was leaving the club due to Unique.  This season:  back with not a word of explanation.  Ah, Glee, how I've missed you.

For some reason I really want to see Interim Comptroller.

I wanted to look up a bit more information on 3D printers — if you type "3D" into Google, the first suggestion is "3D printer", so I'm guessing I wasn't the only one who did that after this episode.

The show could only hold off so long before giving Lucy Liu fight scenes.

C'mon, other Thursday night shows, travel to London for the season premiere.  All the cool kids are doing it!

@avclub-1cdd3d1e53f96ae7894ff6d46f59f2e0:disqus :  That's what I said.

Luckily for little George, Kate's dad still has a nice head of hair, so it bodes well for him.

I've always found it a bit weird how Picard's show is the most utopian of the bunch, but he's also, by far, the Star Trek captain that I find most plausible as an actual military officer in the way he operates.

I visited England for two months this summer as part of my studies, and spent several days in London, so seeing everybody walking around those locations was pretty fun since I visited a number of them.

There's a middle-aged man and a slightly balding younger man in between them.

ABC's other shows with gay characters have been big hits too, though (like Grey's Anatomy, or Scandal).