The conversation that George and Jerry have at the counter in Monk's about how much work George has is excellent and the shot of Kruger eating the chocolate cake is simply magnificent.

Yep, that entire plot line is "classic George." Plus it gave us Snoopy and Prickly Pete and this great exchange:

We need to talk about Lance.

Except that it isn't a good story, it's just another self-congratulatory back-slapper that this talentless hack feels the need to tell his curiously dedicated cult of followers.

Because it's incredibly unfunny and solely relies on shock and "Did he really just say that?" Ugh, Kevin Smith is the worst.

@avclub-4d0669d1c79eb21e516dbf8b5d5f03ad:disqus Ohhhh, he plays by his own rules, he's such a rebel!

Gwyneth Paltrow will be stopping by for a spot of tea.

Hell, I could go for one right now.

But only in the sequel.

There is a lot of hyperbole in this review.

"[o]r turned the music industry on its head. But all of that’s happened since."

Damn, I should have read further before posting, but yeah, what @avclub-1df8797177fc3b52be6784aacca7358c:disqus said.

PETA is essentially the Westboro Baptist Church for Animals.

I cannot agree more. What I'm going to miss the most about this show, aside from the terrific acting and writing is its beauty. Watching this show was like watching a dream with its fluidity and color schemes and I am really going to miss the universe and the characters that inhabited it.

HATED IT!

I got warrants!

"I'm Hungry: With A Vengeance" - featuring Val Kilmer

He stole Frank Costanza's move.

"Also let's get to the important stuff, in the spirit of Mad Men, ranking the girls."

Pete's new friend on the train looks like a fatter version of "The Sidler."