Same!

I don't understand the question and I won't respond to it.

That's rough. Several of my good HS friends got heavy into meth and oxycontin in their early-to-mid-20s. They're all clean now, but it was rough watching them lose control.

"If anything, it shows just how few truly memorable quotes there are in the new season"

I'm sure Jerry'll get off the boat for this one!

Narrator: @avclub-75e43c12ef9f1cfdaeae92ca6fa90640:disqus  walked into the newswire comments, and started looking for a place to hide in case somebody said "wonder"….

@marik7772003:disqus …same!

And now I'm in a speaker!

I don't think the SHOWSTEALER PRO TRIAL VERSION is necessarily a joke with a single meaning to "get". It could be interpreted as a meta joke about getting the rights to old episodes for the new season, or maybe a joke about people who pirate TV shows. It could just be them messing with the people who will inevitably…

Here, take a forget-me-now and you can pretend you never saw it.

I like the way you think, ButlerWho[something]Things.

I'm not really a fan of Workaholics (based on the 6 or so episodes I've seen), but I was still happy to see them work into the AD universe.

I think it was "Actual Britain"

Same!

@avclub-540c6e885c092967f3cd24b90e34ce69:disqus  Thank you for pointing out yet another callback/joke I missed (the Bluth's iffy relationship with the Spanish language).

It's really happening. We did it!

SHOWSTEALER PRO TRIAL VERSION

I agree except that it absolutely is good for binge-watching. It's that binge-watching is not good for criticism.

I said this elsewhere, but the first time I watched it, it felt drawn out. But that was just me getting used to the new format. Then when I watched it a second time, it clicked with me, and now it's now one of my favorite bits in the new episodes.

I tried not to binge watch, but it just kinda "happened."