And I remember when Trump and Vince McMahon got into a WWE tussle labeled as "The Battle of the Billionaires", ignoring the fact that I believe neither of them are billionaires.

What, is he funny or something?

They show a bit of it in the trailer, but there's that big conspiracy that Calvin became Frazz the janitor

Coulda sworn the ending involved one girl buying a Lisa Lionheart doll.  Makes the episode ending less of a "fuck you" to Lisa.

You have an interview the next day?

A guy on a forum I go to apparently got Mae Whitman's number once.  That's all I have to contribute.

Surprised there's no spoiler space for this movie, though I can only imagine the ending is jumpy and open for another film.

Colbert was awful on Whose Line.  I like him a lot as well, but not at improv.

I thought it was odd that they had closed the room for D and D.  Wasn't the door wide open?

Just Googled to see which one Asian Population Studies was.  How could you hate Quendra and Quettle Quorn?

Maybe that means he'll be too busy to guest star on other shows.

Does Ricky Gervais seem as busy lately as Steve Carell?

Unless we see Wernham Hogg at all (and I really hope that in 10 years they've all moved on) this isn't really an "Office Revisited", now is it?  It's just a peek into David Brent, which is fine.  But they better not have the characters 10 years older and none wiser.

Better than Yes Dear plots.

Why would they bring back the Deutsch-bags and not bring back Kroll?  I don't even think Kroll is that great: it's just a bizarre choice.

@E.Buzz Miller Not everything the show does is intricately genius.  They make mistakes, like having Pierce be "Eric Cartman".

The men of Pawnee just really dislike VH1.

It reeked too much of "reintroduce these characters cause we might have new viewers" syndrome

Yeah, I remember that from the AMA as well.  I kinda like that technically, Troy and Abed's friendship was never really challenged: it just took Troy and Abed a while to realize they have each other.  Abed was always very matter of fact about his lack of desire to leave America and his friends, and Troy was just…

Started watching the episode.  I already don't think Matt Lucas/Little Britain is very good, but I think this role might have made a bit more sense with Richard Ayoade playing the role as originally intended.  I'm not racist just cause Donald Glover is also black!