Ten Forward on the Enterprise-D…replicator for the win.

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4, 5, 6, 3, 2, 1 (but the separations are slight after 4 and 5)

I want to have subs with Don and Freddie

Are there any more of these?

Kesha > Lorde. Truth.

He really doesn't age

While agree that this was a great episode, I don't necessarily think that all the best episodes have taken place in the office context.

Define abused

Yes. The finale ruins the series. HIMYM was about rewarding both its viewers and characters with patience. We knew the mother wasn't Zoe, Stella, or Victoria but we kept the faith, watched Ted learn his lessons, and the experiences were not in vain. Similarly, we watched Barney grow and adapt, in fits in starts, from…

Janet is stacked.

Morgan, am I right?

Ders celebrated his 25th birthday in season 2. The college flashback episode established that Blake and Adam were both freshmen when Ders was at least a sophomore. Ders should be about 27 now? With Blake and Adam 25 or 26 maybe. As for creepy factor, gotta apply the old rule: divide your age by 2 and add 7….making…

I think Dennis can now stop complaining about a lack of character development among the guys; clearly Blake is the least horny.

My favorite scene in this episode has always been the part where Don is on the train ride back up and out of the city on the day before Thanksgiving. All the other commuters are excited and festive while Don is clearly not, something about it always rang true.

I don't know what that article said, but high shorts need to stop being a thing.

I agree that characterization is part of the mix but Workaholics is going for something a bit different than a show like Always Sunny where the character traits, choices, and interactions are the primary engine.

Call me old-fashioned but shouldn't a show such as this be graded on laughs rather than "undifferentiated charcterization"? It's not Mad Men.

It's good to see that Chris Kattan is still…alive.

American Beauty x100000000000. Yes, SNEERING is the exact word for it.