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I thought this episode was fantastic from all three storylines. Penny and Leonard having drama is a well I have never really enjoyed drinking from, but the way they at least seemed to be on an even keel even through the awkwardness made it more bearable, and there were some funny moments.

Amy storylines are always the best storylines. That being said I appreciate that the writers are giving Simon Helberg something to actually act this season.

I missed this show so much, and I knew I would not be completely satisfied until Nolan tossed off a dry witticism with a smirk. Luckily they didn't make me wait long for that one, and the lobster shirt was just a bonus!

I took Sansa's treatment of Shae not so much as her being a natural spoiled rich person (though that was sort of it), but as her acting out her frustration with the Lannisters on a subject that couldn't fight back. Sansa has almost no control over anything in her own life, so her ability to boss a servant around is…

I agree. This is a complaint that I don't understand, both because of what you said about the mystery genre but also because vague unrealism is often the point of a comedic TV show. Reviewers never say "How could a community college have a secret trampoline garden?" or "Why does someone as wealthy as Donna work in a…

They did a pretty good job of melding the noir with real life so that, while you noticed it, it didn't feel like they had actually stepped into a noir film. The case was really easy to figure out, but that never bothers me much as long as the characters are having fun together, which they definitely were. Gus sucking…

Agreed, and possibly my favorite episode they've ever done. I laugh every time I watch it, even knowing the jokes that are coming. "This guy has taffy! I love taffy!"

I howled with laughter at the sequence of Nick wrestling with the garbage disposal, then the other guys tobogganing along behind him, culminating in Jess hitting the stick with a frying pan. Something about the physical comedy on this show is just so much funnier than any other comedy on TV right now (with the…

Valentine's Day episode was still the funniest to me, but this one was hilarious. Every scene with the 3 guys was a delight.

I sense that "Can we just take a moment to celebrate me?" is going to end up on a lot of Schmidt Youtube tribute videos.

I thought this episode was really funny and perfectly encapsulated a "nerd" storyline without feeling cheap. I also liked that Raj was a normal guy - his mutism thing wasn't even mentioned, he just talked to girls like he should be able to do regardless. Please god let him discover that he's gay and loosen up around…

I loved this episode so much, and it did NOT feature Jane and Brad prominently. This is a first. Damn you Happy Endings for winning me over!

I agree that Woody is funnier in small doses, but I thought the physical comedy tonight was really good - the psychic grabbing Shawn's face, the way Lassiter and Juliet kept acknowledging the crowd, the unconscious swaying that started as soon as they were in the dance hall, and especially Gus singing the baloney song…

Nah, he can also do physical comedy really well. See: his dive out of the car tonight, his dainty folding of the shirt last week, and his face during the entire strange almost-threesome.

So how's your prostate?

Probably the one where he called them the O'Jays.

I wasn't a fan, but the ending with Troy and especially Abed's story foreshadows some very interesting dynamics in their friendship. Since that is the best part of the show, I am tentatively excited even though this particular episode wasn't fantastic.

I'm on a banana sled, Jack! Come abooooooooooard!

I thought the Miz did alarmingly well as a male doing a parody of a female contestant on the Bachelor - WHO'S NOT HERE FOR THE RIGHT REASONS. Too believable.