Also, if InsiginificantOther happens to read this, I just noticed your reply to me from a month ago. SNL is not the only other sketch show on the air this year.

Who said ANYTHING about SNL? Key and Peele, Kroll Show, Amy Schumer, Comedy Bang Bang, and the Birthday Boys. ALL BETTER.

I think I might be done with this show. I really wanna like it, but I'm mostly just bored these days.

They renewed it for two seasons after the third ended, so there's at least one more.

Saying Portlandia is an A compared to every other sketch comedy is an exercise in snobbery. And bad taste.

I never feel old by those standards, but this one… It still sounds like I bought it maybe a year ago.

A great thing about the redesign is a page like this is still prominent a day after anyone would care.

Pretty much every episode recorded live or streamed on youtube is i4h at it's absolute best.

I liked the second half of i4h, but last week's was much better overall.

I saw him Saturday but I was standing next to a bunch of guys who kept talking and yelling WHOOOOH! constantly. It was by far the least enjoyable experience I've ever had at a great show.

I really liked Fantastic Mr Fox but I did get annoyed at how he framed the shots just like his 'regular' movies. It's stop motion animation! Why is everything framed like it's 2-D?!?

Maybe he feels the same way John Goodman felt about the Cohens. The work is still strong, but he's not doing anything new.

I enjoyed those jokes! Didn't mean to imply I didn't. I just liked that they weren't the ONLY jokes she got. Also, I hope there isn't another episode this season where it's her fault everything gets screwed up.

My opinions of this season are wildly different than the AVClubs. House Call was my least favorite by far this season because it was the third straight episode that focused on Pam's coke use and it
felt tired. This one kept up the running coke jokes but it wasn't her
entire story.

I've listened to almost every Earwolf episode and most of the free episodes from past seasons since the switch.

He actually forgot the words a lot, so much so that he mentions it in his autobiography.

I pretty much agree with everything everyone said here so far.

I think this show as a whole is still a lot funnier than late period Office, but I am increasingly finding Leslie to be late period Michael Scott. It really pains me to think that because I was absolutely obsessed with UCB's Comedy Central show and Amy is still performing the hell out of the scripts.

I agree in general but this episode did really make laugh a lot.

I prefer the movie but love both.