I wasn't crazy about Abed's frat antics.  I liked it much better on Futurama.

It's a ploy by NBC to keep us nerds pressing rewind on our DVRs, or pausing it for a magical five minutes rendering us unable to change channels and landing us in the middle of a show, and therefore we would be stuck watching 1600 Penn.

You can always depend on Cyril for SUPRESSING FIIIIIIIIIIIIRRRRRRE!!!!

Archer and Lana's reaction to the dog farts was perfect, as anyone who owns a stinky-boy can attest.

What are you lookin' at?

I loved fat Jill almost as much as fat Betty Draper.

And Noah proves yet again that the sombrero is never not appropriate.

My vote for winner of the Cartoon Smackdown is Dee Dee from Dexter's Laboratory: she is a walking calamity, and no one can retaliate because you can't hit a girl.  

It's called "Can't Stop Danson."

I never liked it.  It doesn't have good character development, and it's boring.  You wouldn't think that having dragons, but my little girl can't stand it.

C'mon, Cartoon Network!  You can take away Dragon Riders of Berk, and the Annoying Orange, but not Young Justice!

The reason Gruncle Stan came out of the womens dressing room is because it's probably a whole lot cleaner, and the pool was closed.

I'd pay a buck to see Tina Fey's underpants.

Thank you for the critique.  I feel completely vindicated with my choice of South American wines.

How is Jordan anyway?  I take crap for my preference toward Chilean wines, but are wines from the Sonoma valley that much better?

Sorry but Loretta she ain't.

Say what you want about having an episode partially set in a Target, but it beats the living crap out of having one set in a Wal*Mart.

Three more episodes to go.  There had better by God be a Dewey Crowe centered story or I'm going to be pissed.

I know she's dumber than a bag of hammers, but I loved Ellen May this episode.

Wynn needs to get smarter flunkie/boyfriends.