So everybody's afraid of Muslims but two Kiwi's announcing an invasion of America clearly holding Omnichords and… nothing?

I'd say it was a close tie with the Jim Rash penned "Freaky Friday" episode.

I thought she was adorable as Abed's girlfriend on Community. Her embarrassed dog was the best.

After 31 seasons this show can still surprise us. That in itself is amazing. I was LOL the whole council. Great stuff.

So he's moved on from never really having done anything to not really doing anything. Way to step it up 'Toph.

I actually picked up the habit watching Veronica Mars. VM was the very first TV drama that I found satisfying. There was a guest actress that I thought was really good in the "Girl Next Door" episode. It was Jessica Chastain. I actually had to go back to the credits and find out her name. She didn't really blow up…

I totally thought of you also when they were doing the Ravi is the Best bit. Awesome.

So when I saw Enrico Colantoni in the credits I was totally psyched. Then two minutes later I was praying "Please let it be Kieth Mars getting high in the bathtub. Please let it be Keith Mars getting high in the bathtub." But it was Pam, and that was actually better. Unbelievable. I truly, truly love this show.

"We're gonna need a bigger Flash." Yeah. Hell, yeah.

Yeah, you're right. All the other prisoners were demanding that. Look,
we just disagree. I think this is sloppy narrative that would never happen, you don't. Oh, well.

It's also got the CW curve right? They just expect a lot less viewers.

Remember The Culling? Bellamy was already a mass murderer. I thought he was well on the way to redemption from that but now… I kinda agree with you, but it's a shame. His arc was one of my favorites. I think the writers count on burning through so much plot and having new conflict and threats pop up all the time so…

Yeah, obvious facts like fridging Gina as motivation is lame. Or the fact "obvious facts" are anything but obvious if everyone is arguing about them. Bellemy was already a mass murderer, remember The Culling? But this regression doesn't seem earned. It just seems like he's suddenly, meekly following Pike. And he…

"So who wants to vote for Pike? Show of hands. You know, the guy who's in jail, just showed up in Arcadia… you know, the guy who was running around with a gun yelling about killing people? Yeah, That guy." I appreciate your point but it still seems ridiculous that he would be voted chancellor no matter what method was…

Why did they let Pike, a prisoner at the time, on the ballot in the first place? Oh, right, because that one guy, also a prisoner, said they should. I love these characters, (most of them) but this writing is just lazy. If the writing was strong we would be asking why Abby and Kane are useless. (I agree with you…

Yeah, it's always compelling even when it's not making much sense. I wonder if the writers do this shit just to get us riled and therefor, involved.

Lexa just faced down a coup last week by the Ice Queen AND a few tribes that wanted to join her. I wouldn't think Lexa is in a strong enough position to enforce a peace. She can't throw everyone out the window. "Blood must have blood" is the national motto. "Your fight is over" is their death poem. I still think that…

I would give Lexa credit for that but not these writers. This season is all over the place.

When I realized that squeaking was Ravens leg brace I got really sad.

Listen to "Love Comes in Spurts" and then watch the show. Notice the difference.