Ditto; I was wondering if I was in the minority or the majority in having read it that way.

I can't decide whether I should be frustrated or relieved that Adam Pally's addition to the cast of this show is coinciding with the erosion of my enjoyment of Mindy Kaling's shtick. Frustrated because he makes it difficult for me to just stop watching, or relieved because he makes up for her.

I'm a registered Castoffrasiercrat. Crane/Crane 2016! Worth it for the excellently-written and likely comically undermined oratory, even if the country would eventually be imperiled by whichever Crane winds up Vice-President inevitably trying to overthrow the other. Hey, some good old-fashioned political intrigue like…

It reminded me a lot of that NTSF episode where Trent and Pyper and Jon Daly go undercover at a high school. Possibly because that episode also featured Steven Yeun. Hmm, and IMDb says that his characters in both were named Ricky… although I seem to recall that he got shot at the end of that NTSF episode. Which may…

Reading this caused a feeling of great joy in me — thank you A.V. Club and Nick Offerman.

I can't staaands no more!

Worrying about your group's portrayal in fiction, when your group is in 1st place in reality and will continue to be for the foreseeable future, is very petty. If you can lighten up, you might actually find something to enjoy in this show. If not, don't worry: there are several hundred other TV shows out there that…

God, I really love this show. Makes me happy week-to-week in a way that no sketch show ever has. And yet I never really have anything to say about it. Everything about it is just so good that I have a hard time singling anything out for commentary. Adversity Johnson. Adversity Johnson. Noice.

Well, it doesn't make sense either way, but it makes a lot less sense the way @avclub-4dd5a9430a92d35a1f18622156718406:disqus explains it. Either she essentially let herself be gang raped, being capable of bus-tossing and such while drugged; or the writers were just impatient and expedited her recovery from the drug,…

Well, I think I was more impressed by the starts of Asylum and Ghost House than this'n, because the tonal inconsistencies here, and also the voice-over, and also the generally awful dialogue, were really difficult to get through.  But there was some good stuff.  Angela Bassett, Frances Conroy, death-vagina, exhuming…

Burning stake?

Reminds me of this http://www.joblo.com/movie-…

Surely he's already a mainstream star.

Dunno whether to be bummed that the network forced the writers' hand like that, or relieved that there was at least a reason that the writers wound up doing the bullshit they did.  Very funny write-up, anyway.

Well, I imagine the idea would be that it's a "different character" now.  He's probably living under an assumed identity, and obviously he's living a very different life now, albeit probably still killing people.

Nick Offerman is a man.  Tim Allen is less than the shadow of a testicle.

I watched something years ago, couldn't begin to guess what it was, but there was a woman talking to another woman about being able to achieve an orgasm through thought alone, and the specific thought that she preferred was Stephen Colbert.

Glee is the top pick over Ron Swanson in London and Michael J. Fox's premiere?  You people are bonkers!

The ironing is delicious!

Have to imagine readers' expectations played into the choice to give the episode an F.  There were a lot of bad parts, I certainly wouldn't argue that, but I cannot agree that was this the worst episode of the season.