now that it's been officially canceled, I'm hoping that NBC submits it as a miniseries so that it can get a little bit of the emmy recognition that it deserves, especially for Jason Isaacs

sheesh that's just how I saw it. no need to be rude

sounds a lot like the Arrested Development path…

I don't think the two can really be compared. The paintball episodes were all essentially paintball episodes, and Paradigms and this one were both clip shows. However, I felt like Paradigms and Curriculum took very different approaches to the concept, and both were outstanding

no I don't think he was gesturing at an empty room. I think it was a meta moment. I saw it as him gesturing at the actual cameras, the audience.

hm it did seem like he was stalking her, but then it also seemed like she might be stalking him as well, which later was revealed to not be the case

what the… that's almost half right. especially, "Mitch, Cam and Lily will get lured into some kind of wacky situation where they will do wacky things," and, "Jay… will come to save the day and the show will end on his voice-over about shared sacrifice"

was it just me, or was there something really off with the scene where Dylan and Haley ran into each other again. It was as though the actors hadn't read the whole script yet, and then director told them that the meet up was planned, but they were trying to hide it. Obviously, that isn't what happened later, but that…

The Luke and Phil Dunphy Show! Please ABC!

she'll probably get him to submit an episode from Married… with Children

Pretty good episode overall, at least loads better than the last few. If Ed O'Neill get nominated for an emmy again, I think this could be his submission episode

just the roller coaster cars

every time I see a Community notification that doesn't have to do with a new review, I have a mini heart attack for fear of cancellation

you like Mr. and Mrs. Smith??? I think it's sappy as hell. Almost all the other are amazing though, but I am partial to 20th Century Fox and Let's Be Bad (Megan Hilty version)

even so, NO PEANUTS was essentially Rebecca's first demand, so judging by Eileen's weak reaction to the event, she is clearly the culprit. don't ask me for motive other than "Rebecca sucks", because this is Smash we're talking about

who puts peanut powder in smoothies anyways??? there's no way it was an accident, and as it was basically Rebecca's number one demand that there be no peanuts, there's no way Eileen could believe it was just coincidence

Yeah how could Eileen be so nonchalant about the whole thing? Rebecca could have died!! There's no way a producer would have acted that way

Hooray!!!

I love Roger this season. There's a reason that Cooper hasn't been around as much. Roger has become Cooper, Don has become Roger, and Peggy and Pete are becoming Don. It's a beautifully written character progression.

I love this show. I wish there were more episodes other than just the 6, but apparently they aren't going into production on series 3 until 2013