"Where's the big red NO??????"

J.K. Simmons
I was glad he got talking at the end, because having him show up to wear a Lion King trucker cap and ask where the can was seemed like a waste.

Between this week's episode and Fred Savage a few weeks ago, the BFF team is really trying to get the Comedy Bang Bang crowd to watch.

Canada's TVs:
Sherlock in January
but no Korra yet

Agreed!  I'd tried one episode before last summer (The Desert, not the place to start), and now my wife and I have watched it start-to-finish twice.

I enjoyed his jab at a confused Will Forte in the Thursday episode: "Your improv style is less 'yes, and' and more 'huh, what?'"

I prefer albums of songplaying, but I'm old-fashioned like that.

Like in Rubicon!  (the triforce tattoo)

Has nobody said "frick" yet?  I'm so frickin' passionate about this show I have to close my eyes when I watch it!

If only the audience could grow as quickly as Joel's Rapunzel-like armpit hair. 

I loved all the bike bits.  Joel's alarm system (cans tied to an unlocked bike), how excited he was for a two-speed, and his hatred of pegs.  This show is so smart it can pay the bills and make a long-distance call to California.

Even though I'm weeks behind in my viewing, I wanted to second that Rick saw these guys as partners and remembered his loyalty to Shane.

Might get confusing.  Didn't he write "The Inspector's Wife" (where BOOTH's personality is put into a human) in the last season of Inspector Spacetime?

The Doctor meets himself on a few occasions, so I just took it as a typical time lord problem.  Like at the end of The Trial of a Time Lord story.

"… period, C, O, M."

It would be called Slut Town, but realize early on that it's just a fun/funny hang-out show now stuck with a stupid name.

Screenplay by Oscar-winner Jim Rash?

Ryan's an idiot.  He thinks leaving the lights on in the kitchen uses less energy than turning them off and on again.

Head meat!

Notch.