Words cannot express the amount of joy I get from this episode. The closest approximation is a series of weird high-pitched sounds that have been know to send rhinos into a rage.

Homer: Uh, you have any sugar around here?

Bad show, A.V club. Bad show.

My god, twenty fives years of catching up to do!

The best performance of Albert Brooks on The Simpsons is next week. I'm going to be like Milhouse waiting for his million dollar post-dated check.

With a show like The Simpsons, in the right seasons, the grades become moot.

Oh happy days! The Simpsons classic reviews are back!

Is there going to be an A.V. Club official review of the episode?

I don't have to defend myself to likes of those people.

Thank you Dennis for the review of all three. I may not agree with what you said about The Simpsons, but I'll defend your right to say it. Your review of the short at the beginning is spot on and I cannot agree with you more.

Was the opening as good as Rejected? No, almost nothing is as good as that, but I do have to give props for The Simpsons for letting a guest animator take very sharp jabs at its own show.

Not sure why they gave the this a C, I haven't read the review yet, but I really enjoyed this episode. There were no pointless shoehorned pop-culture jokes, and the character arch's were emotion driven quests, and I laughed quite a bit, even more then this weeks South Park.

FYI if you freeze frame the moment when Joan pulls up the blanket to cover her shame you will see "nice try" where her nipples should be. That, in a nutshell, is why I praise Clone High.

They should bring Clone High back on Kickstarter! I'm sure they're still hung up on the cancellation and never got anything else done.

Is the scene where the Washing Redskins assault kick-starter a movie reference? It feels like it just because the shots and pacing seem very cinematic.

Litter Kills: Litterally is my favorite episode because of everything Caroline said. It is the rare, Simpsons-esque blend, of true heart and scathing satire. The parts cannot be separated without diminishing its power, so you must look at as a whole.

So, I started watching this episode with super high hopes, the A on the A.V Club was entirely at fault as well as me putting credit into letter grades… I watched up to the halfway point being amused, but a little disappointed, and then Bill takes control of Dipper and WOW, colour me impressed Gravity Falls, again. The…

I have no idea, I grew up watching it because someone in the house liked it.

Everyone picks on the Car-hold kids, even I do! I just hate them so much.

Gesh Principal: I believe last year I won your first born son.
Scudworth: You leave Brian out of this! How is Brian, anyway?