In this episode, Daryl writes a jingle for Dunder Mifflin, incorporating the names of everyone that works there. See the attached picture to discover how the Netflix subtitles interpreted the line, "Call Andy and Kelly."
In this episode, Daryl writes a jingle for Dunder Mifflin, incorporating the names of everyone that works there. See the attached picture to discover how the Netflix subtitles interpreted the line, "Call Andy and Kelly."
I'm not having a funeral. But if I did, it would definitely have to be "Love You All" by Cloud Cult.
Ace Rimmer! Duane Dibbley!
If the next episode scores a guest spot for Linda Cardellini, this will be my new favorite TV series of all time.
If the next episode scores a guest spot for Linda Cardellini, this will be my new favorite TV series of all time.
I'm surprised no one has pointed out the magnitude of the Buffy reunionism going on in this show. Not only did it reunite Willow and Oz, but it also featured Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, and most of the main characters were unable to speak at some point. They should have titled the episode "Buffy Season 8".
I'm surprised no one has pointed out the magnitude of the Buffy reunionism going on in this show. Not only did it reunite Willow and Oz, but it also featured Wesley Wyndham-Pryce, and most of the main characters were unable to speak at some point. They should have titled the episode "Buffy Season 8".
What, they couldn't afford Joyce DeWitt?
What, they couldn't afford Joyce DeWitt?
I liked "My Blonde-Haired Brunette". I think it's sad that Laura felt she had to dye her hair just to make herself look younger. But I guess it's better than turning herself into an unrecognizably hideous ghoul with decades of disfiguring cosmetic surgery. So look on the bright side, Rob.
I liked "My Blonde-Haired Brunette". I think it's sad that Laura felt she had to dye her hair just to make herself look younger. But I guess it's better than turning herself into an unrecognizably hideous ghoul with decades of disfiguring cosmetic surgery. So look on the bright side, Rob.
I read The White Mountains for the first time in fifth grade, and was immediately obsessed with it. I re-read it immediately, and started a tradition of re-reading it yearly which has lasted nearly to this very day. When I first read it, I was fascinated by this vast, bizarre fantasy land in which it was all set. …
I read The White Mountains for the first time in fifth grade, and was immediately obsessed with it. I re-read it immediately, and started a tradition of re-reading it yearly which has lasted nearly to this very day. When I first read it, I was fascinated by this vast, bizarre fantasy land in which it was all set. …
Thank you, A.V. Club, for (a) mentioning the Tripods trilogy, and (b) not mentioning the Hunger Games. You're still all my heroes.
Thank you, A.V. Club, for (a) mentioning the Tripods trilogy, and (b) not mentioning the Hunger Games. You're still all my heroes.
Zappa has many, many classic song titles. But the best of them all is his ode to hypocritical '80s televangelists, "Jesus Thinks You're a Jerk."
Zappa has many, many classic song titles. But the best of them all is his ode to hypocritical '80s televangelists, "Jesus Thinks You're a Jerk."
At last, Hugh Laurie can do something else with his life. He's long overdue for a collaboration with Stephen Fry.
At last, Hugh Laurie can do something else with his life. He's long overdue for a collaboration with Stephen Fry.
There's an easy fix: Just have Andre lip sync to Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower", and the original Leaves version of "Hey Joe." Who's going to notice?