This program is literally what I've been waiting for

Are bootlegs of the end available in China yet? If so, tell me what finally happens so I can stop watching this mess.

How long until Megan blows Roger…. or *gasp* until Sally blows Roger?

That room, where he got the hummer just looks like Roger's Id's own bedroom.

Harry: "Hello, everyone!"

I thought this was an excellent hour of television. I think I like this program because I don't expect very much from it, unlike Boardwalk Empire or Mad Men. It's a pretty show, full of colorful language and nice breasts, but it really isn't high drama. I like that, I like not getting hyper-critical or hyper-involved…

I thought Abed adopting the mannerisms of Lenny Briscoe was the best part of the episode.

… I want to do something to Britta's glasses, and it isn't wholesome.

As 30 Rock gets weaker (dumber) more people are able to relate to the humor.

No, @avclub-6ca57d2774f04ac8acf3d2b10f0338f4:disqus it was a hypothetical question, meaning given the choice between the two, and only between the two, which would be preferred? Whereas a rhetorical question would have been posed to make a point without eliciting an answer.

"So is this, ma'am, but every now and again I have to run a little water through it."

"Double the lad's bet for me, you toad."

No, "Neither" would have been a great answer, much more concise than the mess below this reply.

He's only done House for so long because he's trying to avoid Honoria Glossop.

… uh, yeah, it was a hypothetical question, not an invitation to climb up on a soapbox and start espousing feminism.

Interesting question, ladies:  Would you rather your husband have brothel sex with a prostitute or abandon you in a Howard Johnson's parking lot?

If so, then Don was dangerously close to pulling a Rhett Butler there.

Song of the Volga Boatman, Red Army Choir. Not Opera at all, impressive all the same.

Ding Ding Ding Ding. Red Army Choir! Well done

Nope. Although I am starting to believe it is the Red Army Chorus though…