Every time I watch that episode I keep wanting Troy and Abed to make an album together.

I like the bit about the civil rights museum.

"Physical Education" is one of my personal favorite episodes. And not just for the blatantly obvious reason you note at the end of your comment (though that certainly doesn't hurt matters one bit). I will always love the discussion between the group about who Abed should impersonate-that whole scene cracks me up every…

Freddie participated via satellite from Cambridge where he's doing Finals. Vera noticed he appeared to be wearing lipstick and had to tease the poor boy about it. For the dancing, she's a former professional Ukrainian folkdancer so Freddie mentioned his reserved British dancing style didn't help him. During holidays,…

I loved the part of the review that noted the difficulty involved in a mother having to deal with a son who's as mentally disturbed as Norman is. I was thinking about that throughout the entire scene with them in the forest. She doesn't seem fazed at the thought of him pulling a gun on her, he told her flat out…

I love the way she just breezily rattles off that excuse, like she's been rehearsing it for some time.

Darn. I hate long waits for TV seasons.

Loved that scene. Sweet and creepy all at the same time. I won't be able to hear that song the same way again.

I was seriously torn between saying, "FINALLY!" (in a "It had to happen eventually" sort of way) and going, "Ummmm…wow. They really did go there." So much tension when they were right up in each other's faces like that…

That end shot of Norman chilled me to the bone. Holy crap, was that creepy. Again, props to Freddie. He's been so, so good this season.

Excellent post. Especially agreed on the last paragraph.

I was happily humming along to that version of "Doo Wop". I like that song, and it was fun watching them perform it together.

I really want a red shirt like the one she was wearing.

Yeah, that whole thing just makes me want to shake my head. Really hoping they can get their crap together and keep her on.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: whomever picks the soundtrack to this show is awesome.

I'm really enjoying watching him immerse himself in such a dark role like this. And somehow I just have a feeling that Freddie is probably one of the sweetest guys in the world off the show-I tend to believe that (for the most part, as I'm sure there's exceptions out there), the darker/nastier your character, the…

I love how they oh-so-subtly finally cut to us hearing her rant just as she finished saying what sounded like a not-so-polite word.

I nearly burst out laughing at that-did a double take at my TV like, "Did he seriously just say that?"

When he was running I was actually chanting, "Go, go, go, go!" And then I groaned when they caught him.

Ohhhhh, what a winner we got here with this Dane guy.
Good lord.