One plus two plus two plus one.

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The bottle and/or the ship breaking is the "expected" joke, and neither of those things happened (and thus weren't even the joke, but merely the set up for the real joke).  Also, you totally called Andy getting the ship out of the bottle?

Pretty sure that red sweater was Andy's.  Notice it said "Cornell" or "CU" or some such on it, indicating that Nellie gave it to him out of Andy's office, which she has taken over & made her own.  Now Kevin is wearing it & stretching it out, much to Andy's disdain.

YES.  You should only be able to use the U-Turn if you are able to progress beyond that point.  Sort of like an invisible force field set up that prevents you from accessing the U-Turn until you've completed your task.

"just know that its length only makes that tension more enjoyable. Statler’s participation adds a clever distraction from the increasing girth"

"In Husbandia, Michael has a partner named Efrem ; in Fatherland, Michael has a partner named Freeman"
Seeing it in print makes me realize that the partner names are almost-sorta jumbled spellings of the other.  I wonder if that was intentional, or just a weird coincidence.

"I think we're done polishing the head."

Dirtiest 30 Rock joke: Gaylord Felcher, or "it wouldn't be a Lemon party without old Dick"?

Ryan wigged over having to do the presentation last week, and hopped on a bus back to Scranton.

Speedo?  Speedon't.

Kristen Schaal's character  name is Hazel Wassername ("what's her name"), not Wasserman.

Mummenshanz!  http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Actually, Eddie Vedder is from Chicago (well, Evanston, IL).

Fun fact - Hydrox came out 4 years before Oreo.

"A compliment for us, is a compliment for you."

That's luck.  The cabbie's were likely speaking Spanish to each other, so unless the racers knew the language, how were they to know they were being taken to the "wrong" destination?  Besides, even if the other 2 cabbies told their racers they were changing course to stay with the other cab(s), I doubt any of them…

Why should people automatically know Tintin?  I wouldn't have heard of it/him if it were not for the movie coming out.

Well, it's not like that was the 1st time it's happened.  There have been several instances in recent seasons where teams shared answers to puzzles, enabling teams to move on without even doing the actual solving for themselves.

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but they *did* give us a reason why Robert didn't want Andy to hire his wife.  Susan mentioned they got together when Robert was her boss, so I'm guessing Robert doesn't want Susan hired for fear that she'll end up getting with her new boss (Andy).  Which would seem kind of…