Absolutely. Not that the show is heavily tether to reality, but every now and again they let themselves go completely off the rails and it's… muah.

"I'm gonna go see if they have any Keith Sweat up in this piece…"

I do, so… that's a thing.

Um, "Ricky Spanish" may be the funniest episode of the show. Maybe lacking the heart and focus of the best American Dad episodes, but I hurt myself laughing.

The SNL crowds are fucking weird, man. They get uncomfortable when jokes get too political and shit themselves laughing at Miley Cyrus sketches.

They're named after braces, right?

It says something that a guy admitting to getting blood transfusions to win a bicycle race isn't the weirdest sports story of the week.

And instead of Jennifer Lawrence, it was Jean Ralphio.

As semantic as this may sound, the issue is Top Dog Chef wasn't stupid enough.

Top Dog Chef.

Not as bad as the Black Lodge makeup in Twin Peaks, but… yeah, that sort of bugged me.

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In conclusion, the last two episodes of Fringe: too much dancing, not enough prancing.

An Observer could never even respect a cow, as they would have to douse a steak in hot sauce just to taste anything.

The ambiguity of "White Tulip"'s meaning plays really well into this episode, and I thought it was a really good idea to loop back around to the idea that there is no God but science, or that there is a God through science, or that God works through science and all that does it illuminate all we don't understand about…

I haven't read that deep into the comments either, so if no one else has made that observation, that's really fucking cool.

Yeah, I loved the pilot and thought parts of season 1 showed promise. But it didn't hook me until season 2. Then it was all downhill from there for me.

Wait, is it going to be on Netflix?! That's awesome! It'll save me like $150 for buying all the seasons I don't already own (alright, I only own season 3).

Can't Facebook start a campaign to release a best-of 12:55 sketches?

Motherfucker gets pushed around by a 5-year-old.