@Lincolns Revenge - That was never going to happen. Big Bang Theory is a ratings success and has been for a few years, Community has had much lower ratings from the start. Community was never going to dent BBT, despite its obvious superiority.

Belushi
I'd love to make some snarky remark about The Defenders (especially the ultra-douchey Jerry O'Connell) but it's a totally passable show. Not wonderful, but far from shit. And there are probably 10 weaker new shows this season.

I thought this too, and it would have no doubt given us some sweet Creed thoughts.

Yeah, and the only person Darryl was ever really antagonistic to was Michael, and only in a mocking sense. He always seemed to get on with the rest of the team, especially Jim.

It took so damn long for them to get together that I feel the writers can be forgiven for allowing them their marital bliss. But yeah, enough is enough now. I don't want them to break up, or even contemplate it, but some sort of conflict is needed.

I'd love to see Rhys Darby on the show but if they tried to make him the bumbling manager then he'd just be replicating both Michael Scott and Murray. Where'd be the point in that?

I tend to enjoy the cold opens when they have nothing to do with the actual episode, the aforementioned Kevin/chili incident being a perfect example. But just because they're standalone doesn't mean they should ignore continuity. I've never seen any of the others before tonight do this, and as I stated before any part…

@OY! - Ha, I like the idea of being a 'negatron'. And it does seem to be true as I'm a fan of Chuck and am still watching Todd Margaret (although I'm secretly not enjoying it nearly as much as I'd hoped).

But then any concept of realism would be dashed as we'd now be magically seeing the inside of an office.

@Intangible Fancy - He rode a bike in the 'Benihana Christmas' episode.

Fixed - I humbly retract my previous statement.

This review looks like it has been uploaded at haste from an iPhone or something. No photo, bizarre spacing and no stray observations.

Because the show has been wildly inconsistent for a couple years we all seem to be suffering from greatly lowered expectations. Had this episode been broadcast during season two it'd have been graded C.

I'd like the show to fully acknowledge the reality tv/documentary aspect of it when it gets to its final season. In the UK Christmas specials Brent referred to the documentary being broadcast and being edited badly, I think it could be amusing if something like this were to come up in the final US season.

Crap attack
Some weeks I think that 30 rock is getting back on track…then this. Absolute shit. Tracy's erection line was the only thing I laughed at.

It sure as hell shouldn't be. Ignoring continuity in deleted scenes is fine, but not in any part of the broadcast show.

Wasn't it "take this home"?

I could watch this video all day:

Yeah, and punched a load of women in the face for no real reason.

RIP Bob
I'm going to watch Caligula in rememberance.