This was the best episode of the season, and one of the funniest they've ever done. I was dying during Dennis' speech, and the ending was fantastic. I would've given it an A, but I'm not reviewing the show, so no point in whining.

Hey kid….

According to the wikipedia, there's still 3 more weeks of new episodes (not sure how many episodes that is, they count each little vignette as an episode, instead of each half hour as an episode).

You said buttload.

I never saw any hints of depth in his character, when have they developed him into anything other than crazy guy? He's always been a one-line character, save for the rare sublot, but if you think otherwise, okay. I'm not going to get in a debate about Creed.

I thought it was a perfectly fine, funny Creed moment that could have taken place in any of the earlier seasons. I can't fathom how Creed doing something "weird and unexpected" is a real complaint from someone who watches this show, unless you just don't like his character. That's what his character is: weird old guy…

If you didn't like Creed flying the remote control helicopter on the roof then there's something wrong with you.

Look out, JR, it's a trap!

There's a new Moral Orel special? Where did you hear this!?

How about do something productive. *April voice* OHHHH… burn

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Okay, strong suit. Boy you really got me on that typo there.

I wish people would actually give his music a chance before they just lump it in with "crap that only appeals to dumb white trash". He's actually a really gifted rapper and a strong lyricist with a unique flow, and his music is far from just appealing to the redneck crowd, which this review fails to get across. I can…

Ooh! What about spells of confusion?
I don't know, are you under one right now? Because I'm talking about ATTRIBUTES!

I'm sorry, but the only paragraph that matters is the second to last one. Networks don't care about small dedicated audiences, the only thing Community has going for it is it's just a season away from reaching syndication numbers. It'll get a fourth season and then NBC will drop it like a ton of bricks.

The movie Babel, which isn't so much a movie but a 3 hour sack of fuck and a bunch of pompous bullshit (I really don't like Babel), but that ending with Ryuichi Sakamoto song playing over it and the Tokyo skyline is just gorgeous.

Pugs are disgusting.

I watched the first season of Bored to Death while it was airing. Didn't care for, sorry.

Wow, great minds I guess.

Don't think anyone's mentioned Futurama or Cowboy Bebop yet.