It's just one big plot hole.

"What's your name again?"
"Judy Sherman."

It wasn't the face, it was the sounds he made that clinched it for me.

He was somehow able to grunt, wheeze, and whimper all at once after closing the door. I still can't figure out how he could make all those sounds simultaneously.

That reaction shot from Mike was fantastic.

They'll go to Annandale if:
a) they want excellent bulgogi 24 hours a day; or
b) they want to meet secretly with lobbyists to undermine the presidency and take over the country.

I did, all the way to: The beauty of it is, a friend with a fast car is just the start you need to steer your life in a totally new direction.

Exactly. I'm trying but I just can't point my mind toward the writer's interpretation. This is a heartbreaking song, sung by a person so practical and wise that she realizes that she's doomed despite being so practical and wise, and regretting those few fanciful, ultimately meaningless moments when she had permitted…

Saying Fast Car is about the thrill of riding shotgun is like saying the Shawshank Redemption is about the joy of listening to opera music.

Well said.

Goodnight, sweet Prince. You were the glyph of the party.

Those are the lyrics that have been playing in my head for the last hour. Thanks!

They did have a good understanding of the game. But they just couldn't resist the arrogance and the bullying. It's just their naychah.

There's no reason why the Pool Boy couldn't have been a live sketch. Maybe the audience is lackadaisical because they just get tired from watching screens instead of the stage.
Also, the aliens sketch could have gone even one step farther by having the men acknowledging the skeletons, but still agreeing to leave with…

Any movie with Franco-Harris scenes is OK by me.

When my son was a baby, I used to sing the first four songs of this album to him to get him to sleep.

Seriously. In the fucking face.

You know what? I'm done trying to put a positive spin on this season. It was terrible. Not because of the players, but because of the edit. We had two people in the final three, Will and Carolyn, and we were given no explanation of how they got there. The single most crucial move each made after the merge—Will's…

I thought Season 4 handled three big things extremely well, especially since these were three arcs that Harmon might have painted himself into a creative corner on after season 3:
1. Jeff's meeting with his dad
2. The de-villainizing of Pierce
3. Troy and Britta's breakup
I especially think they nailed the breakup in the…

Conspiracy Theories is my all-time favorite as well, so I was relieved that this episode didn't try to outdo it in terms of plot twists or absurdity.