avclub-bb086401010497628aca7631857a204d--disqus
LizLemon
avclub-bb086401010497628aca7631857a204d--disqus

@BarryMcCockiner:disqus No, but I'm sure he'd be disappointed if he did. Blerg!

I love that the "older" women are representing in the top 24, because I was starting to get really depressed during the auditions when all of these fetuses were like, "I was still in the womb when Kelly Clarkson won!" (And as a 24-year-old, I want to barf at the fact that I'm considered old in the eyes of American

I loved the send-up of American Girl dolls, especially how Beatrice works with "blind dolphins and models" and Alex's doll was some sort of scientist, I believe.

It seemed to come out of nowhere last episode and without explanation, but I seem to recall some explanation that he's pissed that since Lily has begun speaking, she's stolen his title of "cutest grandchild." At least that's how I'm justifying it…

I had to look up Zelda on Wikipedia to understand what you were talking about (And yes, I grew up without video games in my life.)

That scene would have been emotionally devastating regardless, but Max Adler just acted the hell out of it.

Link, please!

I don't know if that's definitively the case, but I know the Voice contestants go through a much more rigorous screening by producers as opposed to Idol's "You have a pulse and can breathe? Go sing in front of the judges," thing.

I think he has a great voice too, as long as he stops singing Willy Wonka songs or the Family Matters theme song. It's the physical embodiment of him singing that really turns me off. It's enough to make me long for the days of Taylor Hicks' spasmodic dancing.

I feel physically repulsed watching Reed Grimm perform. The "dancing" he was doing during his group's performance was so unsettlingly (not a word but whatever) weird.

And then her line of "I don't know who's going to be smelling what tonight."

The giant cattle call you see of people crammed into a stadium doesn't happen on the same day that the contestants sing in front of the judges. To make it past the cattle call, you have to sing in front of a panel of producers. I assume the home/family shots are done in the interim between cattle call and appearance

That may be the worst picture of Jennifer Lopez I've ever seen. It looks like a low-rent drag version of her.

I've always thought Ryan Hansen was cute, but when he slo-mo walked into the bar, post-Penny makeover…hot DAMN.

Ah, that makes sense, but I agree, he could have just sat and watched. No poisoning necessary.

I used to go to trivia night with a bunch of dudebros I worked with and our team name was "I Don't Pull Out But My Couch Does."

I was going to make the same comment. Sure, I love Arnett as Gob/Devon Banks/etc., but he seems so comfortable playing Chris.

Exactly, and why didn't Ben go to the ice rink to see Leslie's speech?

"The past is great! The jitterbug, stagecoaches, Herman Munster…"

I can only speak for the season 3 DVD, but the commentary tracks are great. I just watched one episode that was Amy, Adam and Mike Schur talking over the entire episode. Funny stuff.