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What is this "Go On" you speak of? I remember a show that was briefly on the air called GOON but this couldn't be the same thing, could it?

Does reading the word as "come" make you want to "come" all over them in a "come"-tastic rage of "come" fury?

Jesus, that sounds like one of the worst plot lines I've ever heard of.

Or maybe, like most shows as they age, the characters get broader, more wacky, and one-note. Flanderization baby.

Subreddits are primarily comprised of the gigantic fanboys who lap up a given show as if they do no wrong. I remember reading the thread for Communitys "Geothermal Escapism" and half the people on there declared it greatest Community episode ever as soon as the typical post-apocalyptic war zone vibe kicked in, despite…

I was watching Curb the other day and it dawned on me that Jillian is the "bare midriff" chick. It's funny but she actually looks a bit different, but then again it could be that she's playing quite a different character…or it could also be the hefty gob of fat sticking out a tight shirt.

It's honestly almost better this way. Some shows here have reviewers that are more or less fanboys (Parks and Rec up until this year) and would give nearly every episode an A-range grade even when it clearly didn't deserve it. It's nice to see a review not dripping in bias.

I just rewatched the series myself last week and while 3 is the most uneven, I still find it far superior to 4 and 5 thus far. 5 has been a minor improvement on 4 but it still clearly the worst of the Harmon seasons. People are trying to will it into being some sort of return to season 2 greatness but it's not even in…

Yeah, that is definitely a documented phenomenon, where certain locations play a part in how your body reacts to drugs. For instance if you're in a familiar location, i.e the spot where you usually get high, your body is conditioned to expect it and is more or less prepared. However if your in a new place that is…

I dunno, I find too much booze to be a pretty gross feeling to be honest. Opiates generally provide warmth, euphoria, happiness, no pain, etc, and they kill all anxiety and depression. You can take them and still function at 100%, whether it be driving a car, going to school, having a meaningful conversation, etc.…

It is impossible to understand if you've never done it, but it's arguably the most relaxing, euphoric, blissful experience one can have. But hey, I sometimes wonder why the fuck anyone actually enjoys getting blackout drunk, but for some reason that's accepted in society, even though it's just as, if not MORE harmful…

Yep, most people who overdose from opiates either as, idiotking said, a.) take an extended break, then take the same dose they were taking when they quit, not realizing their tolerance has dropped significantly, or b.) combine it with other CNS depressants such as benzos or alcohol, which causes major respiratory…

I've had issues with opiates in the past, yes, including heroin. I never used it majorly, just occasionally when other prescription opiates were unavailable, which is where it all starts.

Whoa, Cookie_Monster is a Bills fan? That's surprising but awesome, as I am too a lifelong Bills fan. The drought will break soon…it just has to!

Yeah, half this review seems to be Sims trying hard to justify that the show is still as good as it was. It reads more like a B than an A- to be honest.

"The jokes are still there"

Yeah, season 2 is probably my favorite season, and while Mark didn't necessarily contribute that much he also didn't take anything away from it. In fact, I liked his laid-back/straight man role on the show. It helped really ground things at the time, which is part of what gives those seasons the less cartoony feel you…

This episode kind of sucked. I really fail to see how it was much better than your average season 4 outing. The plot was dull, the characters were one-note, the jokes were lacking. After rewatching the series this past week I'd easily say this is top 10 worst Harmon. I hate to say it but it's true…it was seriously…

Yeah, I felt like his absence was pretty glaring here. It just didn't feel like Community.