Back when this aired it was so rare to see this show mentioned in American media- it felt like a really great obscure nerd joke.

Yeah, and another bit of good animation with her grabbing at it. An old joke but done well.

Seriously, how tough must this be on Fishburne, playing opposite his actual wife as a person dying of cancer.

And just after that was said, they turned on the light which puts a little "halo" over the victim's head. Nice touch.

I definitely want more of Shawna. That woman just has so many stories to tell.

I'm pretty sure they're using Abed's unique house rules that only he understands.

I'll say A-. Not up to the original but a worthy sequel.

I like that the episode literally ended with a Magical Tea Party.

Jeff's quip was excellent.

I would have honestly thought getting the feel would be the more important thing, so the grade surprises me. If the biggest flaw is that it looks a little antiseptic, I'll take it.

Ah, I haven't seen any of Season 1. Thanks for filling me in.

Yeah, the stuff he taught was standard creepy PUA stuff (which seemed almost OOC since Grayson isn't an asshole), but the presentation was all Magnolia.

I thought it was a nice departure for her as well. Even the valedictorian wants to skip school sometimes.

He really is the mother hen of the group.

Much like Dog World this needs to be put back into development.

Kirsty Maccoll- Can't Stop Killing You

Maybe it's a good thing this guy will never finish that novel of his. As many people as he and his cult have killed, the damage to society from whatever horrible literature he ends up producing could last for centuries.

DAMMIT, PATRICE, I WASN'T FINISHED YET!

Thinking about it there was a certain Firesign Theatre quality to the TV improvs. Some of those concepts would fit nicely alongside Space Delinquent or the final episode of Highway Patrol where Broderick Crawford has to track down himself.

But there are 5x as many shows in general. Good and bad.