This is probably heresy on this site, but Arrested Development is ten times better than Community.

I read in an interview that his favorite video game happens to be Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Theorem: All numbers are equal.

There's also a difference. In Touch, the autistic kid has magic powers due to his autism (or his magic powers cause autism.) In Alphas, the autistic teen has magic powers independent of his autism.

I vote they take this opportunity of everyone famous ditching the show to turn this into The Creed Show.

"the other NBC, a.k.a. Nathan’s Broadcasting Corporation."

No, I don't work for this show. Although I do imagine writing for this show would be the shit since I could just throw shit on the wall.

Remember that the show is broadcast live and many people might be multitasking, in the bathroom, or tuned in after the scene….so…I mean, yeah it might seem insulting. But it's not done because they think you're stupid. It's done because it's using the tv industry technique of assuming some viewers might have missed…

"and that she was the one Bridget saw killed."

Congrats? I mean…30,000 comments is cool and all. But it ain't 300,000 comments.

Wait until your rich grandpa to randomly call you and tell you he's going to get you an iPad 3 or whatever.

Oh I'll be watching them tomorrow on Hulu Plus.

Great, two hours of the Voice and two hours of Alcatraz. I'll wonder which one I'll enjoy more….

This episode was surprisingly clever:

Pretty high, I'd say.

I'm disappointed you guys didn't ask him about Happy Town since he was like the only good thing about that show. Well, that, and the music.

"Intended all along, Frankie figuring it would be a quick save, or the
phone just happened to be in the bag and Frankie went along with Sue’s
rambling suspicions as to why it was there?" The cell phone episode established that on Sue's birthday, she would be getting Frankie's phone.

They couldn't leave their ghost ship. Except they could because they got on the Magus.

Sorry, but I'm gonna be rooting against your odd collective wife. Go Spurs Go!

Radio broadcasters didn't laugh television off in the 40's. They were terrified of television in the 40's especially when NBC, ABC, and CBS all stopped being radio networks and became TV networks rather quickly.