This kind of back-and-forth would make a great podcast.

This kind of back-and-forth would make a great podcast.

Thanks, @avclub-af08cd66f82d1b9317433323b7c69320:disqus! You are a good A.V. Club commenter.

Thanks, @avclub-af08cd66f82d1b9317433323b7c69320:disqus! You are a good A.V. Club commenter.

When I was first dating my wife, she told me how much she loved this show when she was a kid, but she was frustrated it wasn't available to purchase. I managed to find an old VHS copy of the pilot on eBay, back when that was impressive, and gave it to her for her birthday, our first together. We eventually watched it…

When I was first dating my wife, she told me how much she loved this show when she was a kid, but she was frustrated it wasn't available to purchase. I managed to find an old VHS copy of the pilot on eBay, back when that was impressive, and gave it to her for her birthday, our first together. We eventually watched it…

Of COURSE they're last song is called "Shine On" because Pink Floyd.

Of COURSE they're last song is called "Shine On" because Pink Floyd.

I've been following along at home and I'm really glad they took the pilot, which featured several bits re-purposed in this episode, in another direction. In several scenes, the writing was the same, but in "Who Wants Cake," the darkness of the previous episodes, as well as the confidence the actors have in the tone of…

I've been following along at home and I'm really glad they took the pilot, which featured several bits re-purposed in this episode, in another direction. In several scenes, the writing was the same, but in "Who Wants Cake," the darkness of the previous episodes, as well as the confidence the actors have in the tone of…

I would be willing to settle for a membership in the Pleasure Club.

I would be willing to settle for a membership in the Pleasure Club.

NOTHING!

NOTHING!

Fair enough.

Fair enough.

Aside from the ugly bigotry in they lyrics and the fact that the chorus and verses don't seem to match the same song, "One in a Million" rules. The interplay between Slash and Izzy is the perfect encapsulation of what made that band great.

Aside from the ugly bigotry in they lyrics and the fact that the chorus and verses don't seem to match the same song, "One in a Million" rules. The interplay between Slash and Izzy is the perfect encapsulation of what made that band great.

And Hoju has been my bowling/video game name ever since.

And Hoju has been my bowling/video game name ever since.