Paul Bearer was the best. Think about how ridiculous the Undertaker and Kane gimmicks are and how easily Paul Bearer sold that shit. He was a boss.

The Daily Show will never E-E-E-E-E-EVER… be the same… aGAIN!

Nah, private school. Although I was Catholic at the time, most people were conservative WASP types. It wasn't actually particularly gay at all, or if it was I wasn't aware of it.

Yeah I didn't know any either, but I figured that was an NYC thing. Plus I already went to an all-boys school, so the idea of spending my weekends with a bunch of dudes alone in the woods… I dunno… seemed kind of gay.

I think Baldwin saying that he almost quit because of how bad Season 5 was incepted the idea. Before that, it seemed like everyone agreed that 4 was relatively weak and 5 came back strong. It could also stem from 6 and especially 7 being even better.

You could make a Disco Stu movie out of "The Ladies Man" script pretty easily…

Little Susie's growing up.

Shitting on Tipper Gore for her ridiculous Puritanical attempts at censorship never goes out of style.

Should have read the replies before posting, but yeah. Especially the context in which many people discover it: bored, doing Latin homework, maybe a little stoned then boom SODOMY AND FACE-FUCKING. Jokes about hairy old men being impotent. Shit's badass.

Catullus 16. Best diss-track ever.

I've been trying my best to defend this season, even though I thought last episode wasn't very good at all. But this episode, holy shit. I legitimately don't think I laughed once. (Unless you're Louie or Girls, you can't really get away with that in a comedy.) It felt like shitty fan-fic. At least they were back on…

Fair enough. 'Hate' was probably too strong a word. It just didn't work for me, but I can't fault your opinion. And yes, I agree that we agree otherwise on Abed.

Are you suggesting that this was all an elaborate plan by NBC that will end with Dan Harmon triumphantly returning for season 5 of "Community Classic" and the ratings being better than ever?

I hated that line. I think Harmon was always careful that when he broke the 4th wall he did it in a way that made sense to the characters. It's the difference between Abed relating to life through pop culture experiences and genuinely believing his life is a TV show.

The Knicks are especially awesome to root for if you've had to suffer through the last decade-plus of the Knicks. If/when they make the 2nd round, I'll be celebrating like a madman!

I'd just like to say fuck Netflix for taking this off Instant. Although maybe fuck me for getting partway through season 6 and then getting distracted for a little while. Nah, fuck Netflix.

Who's the modern equivalent, Tom Hanks? Actually, that could be really good. And it's not like he's in danger of being nominated any time soon.

In character or actual Colbert? Both could work.

Slight difference between "in 16 years she'll be too old" and "Clooney is totally fucking this 9 year old for the next 16 years."

Einstein's favorite website was TMZ.