I like it better that way, especially since Ron Howard is now a character on the show, it almost kind of forces him to be a little more personal.

On first pass, it did seem like Howard narrates a fuckload, but a lot that exposition might've necessary (either to referesh the viewer's memories or simply because the plot is so dense/budget is so low that they had to explain it instead of show it), but they do get some great jokes in there.

If I had to bet your life on it, I would say yes.

Reba?  Those gullible, stupid, cable channels.

It says "willing", which is promising, but not exciting.

That may have been on purpose.

It's kind of his gimmick actually.

Good bye Star Trek.  We hardly knew ye.

So when adjusted for internet, F-.

I liked John Slattery and Mary Lynn Ricecub myself.

No shit, sherlock, indeed.

It's a mathematical concept called "averaging".

Oh, looks like he's joined in on the AD4 discussion.  This should be fun.

I choose Portia de Rossi then.

I only noticed the green screen when Ben Stiller visited Gob's Jesus illusion.

Hm, I actually never really noticed Anna Gunn's facial transformers.  PIX?

Eh? There are 9 main characters and 15 episodes.  Some of them had to have 2 episodes…

Most of them are reality shows.

You didn't give money to celebrity hotshots like Zach Braff and Melissa Joan Hart, but would you do it for Eugene Mirman?

It's amazing that Community has made it this far, considering how much of a headache is must be for both Sony and NBC.