Yeah, I was thinking about older sources for this joke when I wrote the original comment above and I thought Airplane! did it, but I couldn't remember exactly.

Cornelius did a pretty good remix of "Windy Hill" by the Pastels that was featured on the Pastels remix album, Illuminati.

holy shit.

Did he really mess up how many questions there were?

@avclub-89e37a259b4aa81f041d8b6d46d6238c:disqus That's weird.  I would've figured that there would be, like, at least a dozen Murder Krogers in a place like Atlanta.

I saw one episode on a business trip to Canada a few years back and was quite impressed.  I keep meaning to check it out.  Looks like there are some eps up on youtube.

"Is this the potato farm?"

I'm surrounded by all the regional/national supermarkets (HT, Food Lion, Trader Joe's, Kroger, Lowe's, Whole Foods) and I shop at most of them, depending on what is cheaper where.  (Which means that I never shop at Whole Foods.)

Coleman Francis' movies might actually be unspoilable.

APU FRIEND ME GOOD!

The whole bit when they're at the Kwik-E-Mart HQ is possibly my favorite lengthy scene from any episode:

As a single man, I laughed at the accuracy of the single man jokes in this episode.

I've always liked that gag probably more than I should.  It's definitely better than the Hare Krishna/Christian role-swap gag, which was "Evening at the Improv" level comedy.

Don't forget the "Two Guys from Quantico" pizza van

EDIT: ApathyMonger beat me to the punch.

I love that Moleman line so much.  The basic gag is about as old as, well, Moleman (31 years old) - but that doesn't change things.

So…you like waiting in line, then?

It's kind of the whole room talking about it; granted, the room was small for this commentary: Mirkin, Greg Daniels (his first "written by" credit on the show) and Mark Kirkland.

Wait, isn't she the guy who SPOILERS turns up, surprisingly not dead, at the end of Red Zone Cuba?

I chastely abstain from Chastain.