And a Viking funeral.

Lily in wait with the frying pan was my biggest laugh of the episode. I'm chuckling just thinking about it.

I just watched it for the first time a couple of weeks ago and I guess I had my hopes up too high because I thought it was "eh," not bad but not what I was hoping for. Maybe it is one of those that requires multiple viewings to be appreciated.

And if there is anyone out there who hasn't seen Fearless, see it. You won't be sorry.

Come on, did anybody really think Haley was saying "I thought I lost you" to Alex?

I would like to know what Gloria has against Eisenhower.

I say that every time there is no milk in the fridge at work. One guy (who happens to be from England) picked up on it.

I think Jack Davis also did the original The Bad News Bears, which makes sense since he seemed to be MAD's go-to guy for sports related stuff.

It's much better than the cover of my VHS copy which is just a picture of Gould and Nina van Pallandt. Between that and the title itself it could be mistaken for a bittersweet love story.

Good job, been a while since I've seen that classic scene, made a mental note after the show last night to look it up this morning.

I didn't read the credits but it looked like Clint Howard was the cue card guy in the aerobics sketch. Good to see him outside his brother's movies.

The Amazingly Randy! When he did his first simple bit with that snare drum accompaniment (before he had a drummer in the bathroom) I almost fell off the couch.

The one truly important thing we learned from this Thanksgiving episode? Jay spanks Gloria!

Hey, don't be regretting being a fan of Huey. Only five albums hit number-one in 1984: Thriller, Footloose (soundtrack), Sports, Born in the U.S.A., and Purple Rain.

"Did you know that Lincoln was Jewish? Yeah, he was shot in the temple."

Gotta love the Shannon Tweed look-alike as Dr. Carol Roberts.

I'm kinda surprised Alex hasn't started complaining about how all the money put into these Halloween productions could be used for something more charitable, or Luke saying they could probably get him a cool car. Ah, they'll end up giving Luke a 2015 Camaro anyway. Or wait, I think Toyota sponsors MF so it will be a…

So what are they going to do for the April 1 episode? Also, Dre's coworker Charlie punching out the dude popping out of the trash can is an almost "shot for shot" copy of a video that was kinda popular on YouTube about 10 years.

Don Henley and Glenn Frey might like to have a word with you.

I was wondering of the two who gave who the "high hat."