But we learned that "they store every single thing that's a thing back on thing."  Surely that's a pretty significant and specific show mythology revelation?

See that's what I thought too, until I remembered that Jake used the word "coelacanth" organically in a conversation.  I think that automatically revises my previously tepid response to the episode for the better

Did you order a brick?

@avclub-b20754d0f1e8ae843e00a8b39a667112:disqus I'm in college, and don't have my own TV. My roommate has a TV, but I don't use it too much, especially not since he was in the room, and I'd have had to pull my chair over to sit creepily behind him to even watch a show that I highly doubt he has ever watched.

And apparently Porygon hasn't appeared on the show since.

Yeah, I think PB and Jake were just anthropomorphizing their own hands, not actually carrying out an affair.  And it probably made more sense than pretty much everything else that happened this episode.

Not even "one second later"?

It was also made funnier by the appropriately used, but oddly specific "like literally 52 seconds later" earlier in the episode.

This was (on a first watch) one of those rare AT episodes that was too weird for me, but "one second later" was an all-time great moment on this show.

Same here, I was watching a poor quality Youtube feed and was a bit disappointed when I realized it was making me miss out on the unique animation style.

What the actual fuck just happened?

Do dead people have credibility?  Because then you still have Cliff.  But yeah, Hammett is the only one of them who doesn't appear to have woken up one day and said, "You know what, I'm going to try and become as big of an asshole as possible.  And just so nobody can mistake me for a decent down-to-earth guy, I'm…

The first Air Bud is pretty much the epitome of children's talking/sports-playing-pet movies.  Which isn't very high praise for the genre.

What you are talking about, AV Club?  Newstead may be buried cartoonishly deep in the mix of "…And Justice for All", but it remains a fucking fantastic thrash album for all its poor production values.  It's not as good as the latter two Cliff Burton albums, but it is pretty much the epitome of the progressive style…

@avclub-fec1b8d3fbc08f27a84e5a334d45bb5a:disqus Well, you see, he's a cat, and he can talk, but (and here's the important part, make sure you pay attention to this or you might get confuse) he can only talk to somebody ONCE.  And in case you aren't sure where the voice is supposed to be coming from during all the…

So, an F, eh AV Club?  And on a show that's never gotten anything higher than a C on an individual episode no less.  So out of curiosity, is this show one of those "so incredibly incompetent that it's hilariously watchable" kind of movies, or is it just fucking terrible?  Like, would it be amusing to watch a couple of…

I've only seen the three scenes on the AV Club's review of it, but it's one of the most hilariously incompetent things I've ever seen.  I particularly like the way that the Eric Rober's seems to feel the need to explain that he's a talking cat every other line, which is good for all of the viewers who might not be…

"Thass the prob'm wiv you humans, you're almso comcerned with knowing the decimation, you ferget to enjoy thetrip."  Seriously was Eric Robert's even close to sober for even a moment of the shooting of this film?  What the actual fuck is up with that movie?

Once I watched the sequel to the sequel to the Air Bud rip-off "Soccer Dog".  This reminds me of what that would have probably been like if it were twice as stupid and starred Ice-T as a talking mule.

Has AV Club interviewed anyone else involved in the show before (in a context that relates at least somewhat significantly to AT).?