I thought that, too @avclub-fa8458002a35e387549fe2782207fac8:disqus, but there's an episode later in the season called "Slapsgiving 3". That has to be a flash forward, right?

I see what you did there.

The scene when he turns back and winks at the camera was one of the greatest scenes in the history of Parks. It makes me want Ben to work there forever.

Yep. The Supernatural reviews last season were nearing mutiny.

I'm glad you're still doing this feature (so much so that I've wished the rest of AV would do something similar… I never had an account with GS because I didn't really feel like I had enough to contribute to a discussion of games). I worried it would disappear when you re-joined with the AV Club, so cheers!

I've never played a Zelda handheld, so I don't know if my opinion is less valid, but man do I love Majora's Mask. After that, both of the 8-bit games always make me happy. Playing those two as a kid, I couldn't beat them without my Game Genie…

I really like nearly all the visuals and shots they did with this episode. I thought using the same shot of Sam entering the barn as they did with Dean entering was a nice touch.

I don't have anything relevant to reply to your comment. I just wanted to let you know that seeing your avatar make me very happy. I know there's more than corn in Indiana.

How's the mouth feel?

A- for being the only show concerned with mouth-feel.

Was the captain in the suburbs the same actor who used to get ridiculed when Andy shined his shoes in Pawnee?

Do people really make out in alleys for over thirty minutes on first dates? Am I doing it wrong?

B- I liked the episode for the story it's telling and the development of the characters (as mentioned in the review), but it didn't make me laugh as much as most of the other episodes this season.

Cue Marshall: But what about the Pineapple, Tracy?!

The look on his face was perfect.

How does this idea apply to something like How I Met Your Mother?

I agree that Kimmel should have probably had the common sense to cut that line from the skit, and his apology was half-hearted at best. However, I don't really think China has any right to be offended. It was a glib comment on late night television. This whole thing has been foolishly blown out of proportion.

I saw The Mummy sequel on a television in the Cairo airport back in 2008. I was flying back to London. Serendipity.

I've been living in China with long, blonde hair (that I wish I could say was as nice as Thor's), and Chinese people do not like it one bit. I'm often asked why I have "girl hair". Even in Chinese, they don't say "long" hair, but "girl" hair.

The suppressed yawns were my favourite. I also like the idea that Terry Crews' character has a "fat phase". I want to see a flashback or two to him in a fat-suit, a la New Girl.