It took me a moment to get this, but once I did…I do hope you're right.

TVDW is reviewing classic Simpsons now?

Either way, he's getting way too old for it.

This reminded me that I haven't visited cakewrecks.com in ages

I agree. I haven't watched Parenthood yet, but I did watch Friday Night Lights. And I watched the "shorter" seasons wishing they were longer. Jason Katims is one of the few show runners I'd trust with "extra" time.

It's weird, b/c I remember the sequel more clearly. At the time, I identified with Rachel the most.

I was wondering if she was old enough to play the mother of a 17 year old. That's not the answer I wanted.

I read it several times too. And the sequel, the name of which I can't remember.

We have phones for that now.

The city has a 50/50 record in the television world, with I Dream Of Jeannie and The Cape (something something Abed on Community) both set there

It's a 30 Rock reference, I believe.

But only two were good, maybe that's what @avclub-808e22af6c33eea22608f30cef458844:disqus meant.

I got scared when I saw the "Gossip Girl News Update". I've never been so relieved for a superfluous notification.

I couldn't remember who E.L. Konigsburg was until the museum reference. I had no clue she died. :(

It feels like the older I get, the younger these celebrity deaths feel. But 53 feels especially young.

I forgot to mention it in my original comment, but this is a really good review.

I thought of this episode when I was working at a restaurant and one of the assistant managers asked one of the busboys what the soup of the day was. It played out eerily similar to what happened in this episode (minus the injuries and court case). Neither one had ever seen the Simpsons when I asked them though.

For me, I've always had a great love for Jasper. I'm not sure what it is or why, aside from him being perfect.

As always, Jasper is the MVP of any episode he is in.

It just ran on TNT.