I think the best Mantz/Daly episode was when Daly played Dalton Wilcox, author of "You Must Buy Your Wife At Least As Much Jewelry As You Buy Your Horse And Other Poems And Observations, Humorous And Otherwise, From A Life On The Range."  Was that the same one where Andy brought back all of his characters to jump out…

I think that was the 5th or 6th episode of the show I'd ever heard.  I subscribed and my first was Alison Brie and Jason Mantzoukas with Saul Goodman, and that was a HORRIBLE introductory episode, because 95% of it was actual conversation between Mantzoukas and Brie, and it wasn't that funny.  But by the time I got…

I think that was the 5th or 6th episode of the show I'd ever heard.  I subscribed and my first was Alison Brie and Jason Mantzoukas with Saul Goodman, and that was a HORRIBLE introductory episode, because 95% of it was actual conversation between Mantzoukas and Brie, and it wasn't that funny.  But by the time I got…

My first exposure to this band was in that Rubicon episode where Kale Ingram is blasting "On A Rope" on the stereo, while using a chainsaw in Will's apartment to dispose of a body. Just recently got that album, and I listen to it all the time. I miss Rubicon, though.

My first exposure to this band was in that Rubicon episode where Kale Ingram is blasting "On A Rope" on the stereo, while using a chainsaw in Will's apartment to dispose of a body. Just recently got that album, and I listen to it all the time. I miss Rubicon, though.

@avclub-1a39c626e5c416e26dca8d7be245851f:disqus I think the Foo Fighters would be an argument for biggest rock band of the past decade.

@avclub-1a39c626e5c416e26dca8d7be245851f:disqus I think the Foo Fighters would be an argument for biggest rock band of the past decade.

This was my first time watching this show, and I loved it. I've had it in my Netflix queue forever, but hadn't gotten around to watching it. I'll be starting the first season later tonight.

This was my first time watching this show, and I loved it. I've had it in my Netflix queue forever, but hadn't gotten around to watching it. I'll be starting the first season later tonight.

It was your imagination. That was a shot of Jim kissing Pam. They removed the usual Andy knocking his Scranton mascot off the desk shot this week (probably because he wasn't in the episode), and replaced it with Jim and Pam.  Rainn Wilson was also the first name in the opening credits, Ed Helms wasn't listed in this…

It was your imagination. That was a shot of Jim kissing Pam. They removed the usual Andy knocking his Scranton mascot off the desk shot this week (probably because he wasn't in the episode), and replaced it with Jim and Pam.  Rainn Wilson was also the first name in the opening credits, Ed Helms wasn't listed in this…

And it's the same nurse Buster falls in love with during his coma that plays the love interest in that movie.

And it's the same nurse Buster falls in love with during his coma that plays the love interest in that movie.

Me too. My wife didn't pick up on the Busta lyric reference, but I cracked up. That whole scene really brought the laughs.

Me too. My wife didn't pick up on the Busta lyric reference, but I cracked up. That whole scene really brought the laughs.

Indeed, she did. That brief storyline she had with the young, out-of-town businessman, where he really liked her, but then she found out he was married, was truly heartbreaking. She went from being the bad girl that's always messing around with Riggins and gets kicked out of Smash's house by Smash's mama for having…

Indeed, she did. That brief storyline she had with the young, out-of-town businessman, where he really liked her, but then she found out he was married, was truly heartbreaking. She went from being the bad girl that's always messing around with Riggins and gets kicked out of Smash's house by Smash's mama for having…

I can understand not having that strong connection to the Di'Anno material initially, but have you gone back and rediscovered the self-titled and Killers? If not, you are truly depriving yourself of some of Maiden's greatest songs.

I can understand not having that strong connection to the Di'Anno material initially, but have you gone back and rediscovered the self-titled and Killers? If not, you are truly depriving yourself of some of Maiden's greatest songs.

You're right, @avclub-884c4beddd8c98bb3b016bdfcc1bcdf8:disqus I had forgotten about the movie assistant thing.