Arr, I hate NBC and everything in it.

My god, I thought I was the only one. My place in 10 for bow-tie pasta and responsibly-enjoyed adult films?

At the risk of not recognizing a rhetorical — Yes. Yes you are.

Wunderbar episode. Interesting that as much as this episode embraces the exploration of new horizons, it also includes unmistakable references to the past; the pilot episode in particular. By recalling that far away place they obviously intended to show the contrast between the times but also the similarities. They…

Game pieces: Panthers Helmet, Lions Helmet, Wheelchair, Bloody Pipe, Chop-Shopped Car, Aborted Embryo in an Alamo Freeze Cup.

*reading card*

To recap:
A book becomes a movie becomes a TV series becomes a pipe dream. Why? Because they skipped the crucial board game step.

I want a delete button, but I'll settle for a drunk button.

I got to see him at the Disney Expo back in '09. It was the greatest encounter with a ficitonal character ever, until I met Fozzie & Gonzo later that day.

I got to see him at the Disney Expo in '09. It was probably the coolest thing that ever happened to me until I met Fozzie & Gonzo later that day.

And then there's the full-scale model…
That's been delighting audiences for years.

KMYU: There Will Be Breast For The Wicked!

Construct steel grating that allows material to sluice?

Gave proof through the night, that we still had a flag…

"Buzzin' In The Beehive State"? And the salesman should quickly learn to avoid the term "black" market, as it conjures up images of a cursed people.

But that grandmother was married to a famous jazz musician!

Jesse Plemons wasn't in any of those. Neither was Amy Adams. But I know how tough it is to get narrator work, especially with Morgan Freeman's goons on the loose. I'll allow it.

Boogie Night Lights at the Museum
Family is built upon a solid foundation of mash-ability. This one's gonna work.

"Now here's something you don't see every day! *sigh* But I do."