Pretty much. The woman holding the auction announces "with a bid of 20,000…" and Joey gets excited because that was his "guess."

Apparently I'm the only one that's angry about Dwight's storyline being lifted from an episode of Friends.

I was really hoping for a Mariachi-ized version of the theme song.

She got the biggest laugh from me tonight. "I see you've found Dan: the box I keep picture of Henry in." I've been drinking all night so I might have got the line wrong.

No mention of Thin Lizzy's "The Emerald" ? The children of Ireland no longer play because of the mountain men, with their shields and their swords.

"No, the jokes don’t all work for adults."

As much as I love him, sometimes Segal gets a little too "sitcom-y" for me. But his conversation with Robin at the end was the high point of the episode for me. Especially the subtlety of "You can keep that" after she pulls out the hairdryer.

Hodgeman is pretty awful. But I can't stand Al Madrigal. Especially the false sense of pride he gets from doing any sort of Latino related story. It's like when Christina Aguilera did an album in Spanish.

At least this wasn't a news story about the two reuniting on an episode of Community.

Still better than "Hyundai, our cars are faster than cheetahs!"

I'm so glad he survived. I don't think I could handle an adorable jungle cat being killed two weeks in a row.

Sometime I like to ask myself, WWMWWWJD?

I was happy when I heard Paul Rudd would be in this episode. I'm even happier now that I know he's playing his character from Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Wet Hot American Summer.

This is the AT&T of movies.

Offensive plan: We run one play and one play only.

And that, kids, is the story of How I Quit Watching How I Met Your Mother.

I still occasionally watch "Mobius Dick" on my DVR. Probably the only new episode that can compete with the best of the original run.

I had the same image in my head. I imagine Hyman refusing to abbreviate the album title and saying "Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition" in every question with a straight face.

Remember the Violent J interview where he ended up seeming somewhat well-spoken and intelligent? I always assumed the author just revised the hell out of that article to make him come off that way. If that's true, Young Jeezy is just so goddamn stupid he's beyond editorial salvation.

Was The Man Show where he did the "women's' suffrage" bit? They set up a petition on a crowded street and were convincing women to sign a petition to help end women's' suffrage. I have a vivid memory of a woman signing the petition while telling Jimmy "I'm so glad you're doing this, Ignorance is such a problem in this…