Hell no. "The Best Burgers in the World" rules for the fact that making holograms was incredibly painful and the slo-mo destruction of the holograms was a classic scene. Anyone who doesn't like that episode is a chump.

I am the one who is a great person and has not let fame change me!

I find it funny that this guy doesn't like contrivances and plot holes and yet finds the first half of season 5 to be the show's best. Yikes.

Yes. Full of great…

Probably the first Regular Show episode where I didn't even crack a smile.

Hey guys, this is a great post. It made me think that maybe this would be a good place to post this song of mine, which is very much in-line with what this article is talking about.

Basketball is one of my favorite episodes ever. Dammit Erik your thoughts on The Office seem pointedly directed towards hurting me.

Not sure how the reaction has been lukewarm but okay…

Andy ruled in the finale. Come on.

Not sure why so many people think Scott's Tots is great. The central conceit of the episode is incredibly weak. The teachers who actually believed Michael was rich enough to pay for those kids' college educations are just as irresponsible as him. I mean, come on.

1. It's spelled Moroccan. The Toby and Darryl scene is pretty funny but I hated that episode. It's one of only a few weak-spots in the generally good 5th season.

That's where his office was. Not random.

The Deposition is one of those Office episodes where the A-plot is perfect and the B-plot is absolutely horrible. Could never call it good no matter how much I love Michael's shenanigans in it.

Cafe Disco, Ben Franklin, Scott's Tots, Michael's Last Dundies, Niagra.

Hank's Night in the Sun deserved to be more than an honorable mention.

Oh okay, so I put too much faith into this stupid show. So what?! :(

Oh okay, so I put too much faith into this stupid show. So what?! :(

This story is almost as pointless and overly-theatrical as every single damn episode of Glee.

Whatever makes you think this is a love triangle? That's a pretty bold assumption, pal.

Whatever makes you think this is a love triangle? That's a pretty bold assumption, pal.