I enjoyed the episode, as usual, but I just don't buy Molly Shannon in the world of Natesville. She was much better in her recurring role on the Middle, which is a much less fanciful show.

best model neighborhood: Frank's living room on Raising Hope. He even had Jimmy's lost Frisbees on the roof.

"Take the rest of the day off, Carmen." "It is my day off…" poor Carmen should have stayed with baby Opus.

Don't try to sit in those pants…told ya.
I remember Fallen. Best use of a Rolling Stones song in cinema.

Does anyone else suspect that Brian Doyle Murray and Peter Garety are secretly the same person? Seriously?

antics, my friend. and hijinks, too.

His mistaking the "you look just like letterman" when its directed at the guy behind him made me giggle—-especially when he threw the pencil.

the irony is, the fallout from the lawsuit showed that LG is indeed a hostile work environment, just emotionally instead of sexually

Marty Ingalls was on New Girl and Andy Richter was on Brooklyn Nine Nine tonight. Fox was full of surprising guest actors.

Ich didn't get a new outfit, but he at least brought up the subject. They're getting there…

the plot had a lot of holes, but Miller and Liu are really fun to watch.

oh, one thing I did like, the whole hand rubbing gag—-from the Burnsian gesture to the soft skin capper.  funny scene.

the comments are harsh so far, and I don't want to contribute to the negativity, but…I don't share the notion that Baranski is always welcome on this show.  She does the best that she can, but the depiction of all of the mothers is pretty much death to comedy.  Beverly's treatment of young Leonard was child abuse, and…

really a gorgeous film

these women rock!

What was that picture of Jim Croce doing in Nick's bedroom?  Jim Croce.  Like, really, why?

Becca is a viper, I hate her, cannot watch her scenes.  It isn't the actress, its the character.  When she appeared I muted the set.  Then the show trotted out Mr Chumhum and Alicia's horrible mother—-the trifecta of the worst characters this show has introduced.  I had to turn it off.  Really, even David Lee is…

Harry Belafonte on the Petula Clark Show OR the Kirk/Uhura kiss on Star Trek

The Richard Pryor Show, when he wore a body suit without genitals in protest of network censorship.
Or the Richard Pryor/Chevy Chase word association sketch episode of SNL
Or the SNL Andrew Dice Clay episode that spurred a cast member walk off.

"Judgy McPsycho Van Crieswhenhetypes.” yes, that