You know what's actually amazing? When Trump was running in 2000, he wanted McCain to be his Secretary of Defense. And when Trump disbanded his campaign, it's because he felt his goals were too similar to McCain's. This is when Trump was in favor of universal health care, believing our people deserve the best access…

Emma Stone >>> Jennifer Lawrence

I figure that's almost a definite - while Netflix has yet to branch into the bigger categories, it's already starting to become a presence in categories like Best Documentary and I only see that expanding in years ahead with animated films and the like before they eventually hit the big 5 (although Best Picture might…

The only problem is "rover" has 5 letters.

As you may have read in Robert Parker's wine newsletter, Trump Vodka "tastes like the urine of Satan after a hefty portion of asparagus."

HowManyofMe says there's only 1 or fewer people currently living in the U.S. with the name Rudy Kurlander. It's almost as if there's no regard for realism here!

And yet Dee responded to Dennis' affirmation of familial love with apathy. The suggestion that she might be the worst in the gang is something I'd love for the show to explore next season, especially since in the preceding episode, she talked about having her own…implication strategy for men.

I was disappointed the scene didn't immediate pivot to Dennis for a "proper" Obama impression. Would he have killed it, or would he have reverted to a "blaccent" like when they made "Lethal Weapon 5"?

Are you sure you're not thinking of Phil Spector?

Most characters that got a big focus looked sympathetic in this episode (well, not Chuck, but everyone else). I was particularly impressed with how Nacho let his guard down and showed some vulnerability in front of Mike…more than once.

Mike preserves through perseverance. Although I would have loved a straight answer from him.

Let's not forget Jay-Z!

You know, I really hate the Kanye/Trump comparisons, but I'll say they're right in one way.

GWEN YOU'RE MISSING THE POINT

Hey! I'm from New Jersey!

I wouldn't hold my breath on Wayne & 2 Chainz.

Have we all truly ingested "To Pimp a Butterfly" yet, though? Are we ready for this?

Jim Carrey has it in him to make us both laugh and think (like Professor Frink) again. I know he can do it. I hope he knows.

I do the same, but otherwise this episode seriously warms my heart. I still remember bursting out laughing at Kenneth's helpful rhubarb "rhyme" the first time I watched the episode.

Aww, you're skipping over "unrequited love"? That would have made for a great topic! Come to think of it, I'm a bit surprised there weren't plans for a post dedicated to Leap Day.