It was too long of a wait. But at least ts finally back! Its tough to wait that long when there is a a not-so-strong cliff hanger hanging in the balance. But I think everyone knew corbin bernsen wasn't leaving the show. It was still a weird place to have to wait almost a year to see the outcome.

I'm sure there was so much more I missed. Oh well!  Maybe some day I will catch up on My Name Is Earl and be "in" on the joke.

As a person who never watched My Name Is Earl (yeah, I know…), I thought, wow its an episode of My Name Is Earl. I'll bet this is a lot more interesting for people who used to watch that show. At least the band was funny and I understood enough of the show from old Earl commercials.

Penny jar!

So happy to hear a few people liked The Alabama Shakes, I heard them on the radio a year ago when they released their first song or something. Its taken so long for the rest of the world to hear them… I was wondering if anyone except myself and other music geeks were ever gonna know about them.

All of the character and plot issues aside. This episode felt more like community than the last one. So that's something.

It looks like the girl who plays Boo has a professional dancer for a parent and has been dancing since she was 3. She is so light and makes it seem effortless, I love watching her, and Cozette and Sasha the most. They are so graceful!

There were about 8 women there, I'm guessing they lifted it.

I feel the need to stick up for Diane. I actually really like her and Ron. The relationship is testing Ron's boundaries and patience. It is also rounding him out more. I can't believe, with as much as he cares for Leslie and most of the parks department, that he wouldn't want kids someday, even with all his…

That's pretty awesome!

I know Ron has an issue with the public library, along with everyone else, but does he have a problem with the public school system? I can understand him not liking unions, but I'm sure he can appreciate the need for the school system, just like he knows there is a need for the parks department.

"What does he even like about her?" C'mon! She's Zena and a Cylon. Who wouldn't…

And why can't they just replace Wedding Band with Ben & Kate on TBS? If I wish really hard…

gives @avclub-73ea60cd1b09798aa5dca4a9ea65ee64:disqus an agent Gibbs patented dope slap…

Hahaha, well they sped time up quite a bit. Its been years since I watched it but I remember it as moving pretty fast. And of course, by action packed I don't mean explosions and plot twists and guys with swords, more like oh there's one bad relationship, ouch! there's another. Its all relative.

He is how I pictured Prof Lockhart before we saw that it is really Kenneth Brannagh in disguise.

Stick with it, it gets better. As someone who watches lots of masterpiece theater, this is still a very good show. These historical dramas are meant to be soap operas, but high class soap operas. You are just supposed to care about the characters for sappy reasons, and follow them through their ill-fated lives to live…

I believe it. I think both Oregon and Austin deserve the slogan, even if it was stolen. Portland has naked bike riders, people who bike a bike race backwards dressed as Salmon saying they are swimming up stream, and 2 hours S of Portland in Eugene I once saw a parade of 10 people with one on stilts and another with a…

I think its the unnecessary bowling shirts too…

I've seen a few episodes of Iron Chef (US) that use infused papers made from dried vegetables, whiffs of air in glasses to mimic a desert, foams, gels, printed paper…Its very cool to watch them make the food. I don't know about eating it though.