See above.  #wishfulthinking

Thanks for the input, and the condescension!  Even if I concede I have never worked on a ten year documentary about an office building in Scranton PA, which I do, I still think the entire episode was trash.

The only solace I take from this is that I am free to believe John Cooper was having a dream, and was awoken by his ex-wife telling him she'd changed her mind and wanted the baby.

So then yeah, Hamm, Cranston, Lewis, Buscemi, Spacey, and probably Daniels or Rhys.  Hopefully Cudlitz gets the supporting actor nom instead(not sure why you lol'd it.  Did you not like the performance or just he had no shot in the lead actor category/), so yeah, Miller is odd man out in a crowded field,

Don't you LOL sweet Cudlitz!  Yeah, fucking forgot about Buscemi.  Is Spacey eligible with a net only series?

Yeah sure, the camera guy just needs to go out to the truck and get it.  If he asked for it and got it a few days later, maybe I'd buy it, but this doc crew ain't Louis CK, they aren't all expert editors and shit, they run a camera and a boom mic.  I'm sure Scotty J would have just been able to step in and finish the…

Somewhere, Matt Leblanc sits in a room, stroking his Golden Globe, laughing maniacally. 

Well, to be fair it takes a lot to get past "CBS cop show….WITH A TWIST!".  I watched because I have always loved Sherlock, Miller and Liu, and they haven't disappointed.

Well let's see.  Hamm Cranston and Lewis are locks.  That leaves two spots to divvy up between Rhys, Olyphant, Miller, Michael Cudlitz(they could cheat and give him a supporting nod), and a few others I'm probably missing(Cousin Matthew or Mr Bates could get some bullshit nomination, let's hope not).  If he is up for…

No, they were pretty much shallowly aping Dan Harmon's moves.

This whole season has been Noah's Arcade Presents Community.

Oh and to be clear, that means that you think this episode is almost as good as the best this show has ever had to offer?  Really?  Really?

I have never disagreed with a review here more.  This was a horrible horrible horrible hour of television.  Not one joke landed.  Not.  One.  The best(worst) part?  "Hey cameraman and sound guy, can you do me a favor and comb through thousands of hours of footage from 8 years ago that is obviously still in your truck…

Man, they should have never cancelled The Good Guys.

I miss Scott and Nathan,  Who are these new people?  I don't know if I can trust their reviews, and I'm too old and too damn tired to go starting new relationships with movie reviewers.  Oh the hell of it all!

For all the reals though, one of my favorite comedies ever.  This whole show felt like a rather brilliant response to Ricky Cervais' criticism of the traditional sitcom format in Extras.

GOODBYE JEN!!!!

Clearly it will be about a fire…in a seaparks?

I'm glad Zooey finally dumped that EMT and found true love with the deputy from Veronica Mars.

I think all of this disussion will be rendered moot in a few weeks when everyone finds out the Stark boys aren't dead, thus Sansa will no longer be the key to the north.