What about the "That I do, sir" guy they are always ragging on The Soup?

Terminator barely counts since it was all destruction.  You can destroy society in a day (which SkyNet did).  Building all that takes time and there wasn't enough time for all the big, beautiful buildings to be built, much less for the cheaper buildings to be built, be used and crumble to crap.  It was so short a time…

Also a great place for people with no producing or directing credits to get their start.

Star Trek was like that - they always knew when the warp core was going to explode.  Also you can stop any disaster within seconds of it happening because it's all or nothing.

maybe they didn't see how the future was going to turn out.  It's not a matter of gold being worth anything but guys who have no ID, or really any identity, would have a hard time today.  In the greater future it's where is your identity chip and why doesn't your retina scan match anything.

Extremely cynical.  But I refer you to Mayor Quimby - do the people of Springfield deserve better?

During the debate I thought of the SNL presidential debate between Bush (Dana Carvey) and Dukakis (Jon Lovitz):  Dukakis: "I can't believe I'm losing to this guy."

Okay, it's a comedy and, as such, should not be judged like a documentary.  But, as the reviewer noted, why is Leslie in politics?  The town's water must have something in it that does to the brain what the water in The Oblongs does to the body.  The people are morons and deserve Bobby Newport.  Even Leslie's inner…

As soon as I read that Germans were mad at Kermit, I pictured the opening scene of X-Men, only with Muppets.

Bones, God, it's unbearable.

Sure nonvolleyball - tell your wife, gee honey why don't you become the head of a Fortune 500 corporation so I can live like this.  That'll get you laid.

I don't see the problem with this episode.  Pam as a drift racer who doesn't realize her Japanese name is "White Pumpkin".  The entire team realizing it was Mallory who fucked up Archer by stealing  his things and then punishing him for losing them.  And not giving them back because "What kind of a lesson would that…

His comment that hippies have "discovered" Asheville and made it a destination ignores the fact that it gets millions of visitors a year because it has the biggest freaking house in America.  Biltmore is whored out to the middle class to remind them what losers they are.  I've been there and let me tell you, men,…

Incredible that it wasn't even mentioned.  I'd like to hear her take on it since, even by noir standards, it's pretty uncomprehensible.  You never really know who her character is, how she got her hands on "the thing" and who she's working for.  Even though the bad guys are after her she's no saint herself apparently

Enjoyed that myself.  Also shows you how you need a straight man in your life:

In Soviet Russia, job finds you!

Isn't it possible he downshifted when we weren't in the car with him?  Not a stick shift driver so I don't really know.

they showed that in the episode where buidings were being swapped between universes.  They did it well and I thought they had screwed up.

Whatever Stritch says is funny but she's never top the "crap and a nap" line from Out to Sea.

Also, being that guy in my teens (yeah, I was cool after that) I say give the guy a break.  He may be a nerd and not much to look at but you never know.