I find it hard to believe that this was given a B+

See, I've always harbored a little bit of unease about that sketch, and the feeling resurfaces in the first few seconds every time that they use it. To use what Walking NRP sums up nicely as the "vapid-girl schtick" for four minutes of humor at the characters' expense would be really cheap and off-putting.
However, the…

I can't tell what this says about me, but my favorite sketches of the night were the bad taxidermy movie and "Porn Stars Hawking a Product," the latter of which had me close to tears at one or two points, which has been really rare for SNL recently.

Mark Gatiss is one of those people who i'm always really anxious to see succeed, so I went into last night's episode anxious, but confident enough, because he gave us Cold War just a few weeks ago (not to mention my favorite episode of Sherlock).

I was already accidentally reading the acronym for the movie title as STD, anyway.

Agreeing here with some of the first page comments, it's really disheartening to me to see how negative the comment sections for Sherlock always turn, despite most people's professed approval of the series.

I vividly remember having a dirty joke epiphany the first time I saw Goldmember. I must have been about eleven, and was watching the movie at my friend's sleepover, my mother none the wiser.

I vividly remember having a dirty joke epiphany the first time I saw Goldmember. I must have been about eleven, and was watching the movie at my friend's sleepover, my mother none the wiser.

I haven't watched glee since October, but I made a special exception for this one after I saw all the outrage about how crappy it was. I'm surprised this even made it into C range. Even for glee, everything about it was horrible, even omitting the fact that they stole a humorous arrangement of  Baby Got Back and…

As angry as I was at the sloppy plotting in the episode, it did have emotional resonance. I enjoyed Finn and Rachel's scenes, and while I don't care much for Britanna, theirs too. Klaine's were painful in the sense that I've shipped this couple since "Baby It's Cold Outside" and I now find myself hoping that they…

As angry as I was at the sloppy plotting in the episode, it did have emotional resonance. I enjoyed Finn and Rachel's scenes, and while I don't care much for Britanna, theirs too. Klaine's were painful in the sense that I've shipped this couple since "Baby It's Cold Outside" and I now find myself hoping that they…

This entire episode was awful, but I think the lowest of the low had to be the segue dialogue into "Womanizer," if it can even be called a dialogue. The thing I hate most about Glee is how it manages to get away with being so incredibly lazy week after week, and that was definitely some of the worst of it right there.

This entire episode was awful, but I think the lowest of the low had to be the segue dialogue into "Womanizer," if it can even be called a dialogue. The thing I hate most about Glee is how it manages to get away with being so incredibly lazy week after week, and that was definitely some of the worst of it right there.

The dance teacher was goddamn awful, but I surprisingly didn't mind the New York stuff or the Brody guy. Maybe it's just because i'm a New Yorker and would love to see that city all the time, but it was the most bearable part of the episode for me.

The dance teacher was goddamn awful, but I surprisingly didn't mind the New York stuff or the Brody guy. Maybe it's just because i'm a New Yorker and would love to see that city all the time, but it was the most bearable part of the episode for me.

I was actually shocked that this episode got an F, expecially after reading the review, in which Todd echoes the same thing I said Tuesday night about wishing I could surgically remove that Beiste plotline from the episode.

I feel kind of awkward in saying that I liked this episode more than Saturday Night Glee-ver, if only for the really great acting Darren, Chris and Mike gave us with the half-assed plotlines they got? I have a soft spot for Burt/Kurt interactions and Blaine, a soft spot so incredibly soft that I even tricked myself…

Extremely late here, but I feel like putting in my two cents about good vs bad Coldplay, because there's a definite distinction.

jesus christ

I would definitely.