I had Long Island Iced teas years ago when I lived in Boston. Bars were only allowed to serve three maximum per customer. One was always enough for me. It's basically 17 kinds of alcohol mixed together so it tastes like tea. Real-world Sheldon wouldn't have made it to Will's house.

I had Long Island Iced teas years ago when I lived in Boston. Bars were only allowed to serve three maximum per customer. One was always enough for me. It's basically 17 kinds of alcohol mixed together so it tastes like tea. Real-world Sheldon wouldn't have made it to Will's house.

Picard is a diplomat and statesman. Kirk is a pioneer and sheriff. If you're starting a Federation of planets, you want a Kirk. If you're trying to maintain your Federation's superiority, you want a Picard.

Picard is a diplomat and statesman. Kirk is a pioneer and sheriff. If you're starting a Federation of planets, you want a Kirk. If you're trying to maintain your Federation's superiority, you want a Picard.

Nellie does a kick-ass American accent.

Nellie does a kick-ass American accent.

I agree this episode's grade is too low. It's a B at worst. It's the first one this season whose pace felt like the rest of the series, and didn't feel like a retro-reality tour, plot-wise. Until now the cast was looking a little bored with it all. They came back to life with this one.

I agree this episode's grade is too low. It's a B at worst. It's the first one this season whose pace felt like the rest of the series, and didn't feel like a retro-reality tour, plot-wise. Until now the cast was looking a little bored with it all. They came back to life with this one.

Don't forget, this is NBC, the House of Horrible Ideas.

Don't forget, this is NBC, the House of Horrible Ideas.

Anyone remember a little film studio called Miramax? They were pretty good in the '90s, one of the most successful and respected creative outlets in movies, actually. Then Disney bought them, spent 17 years sucking the life out of it, then sold it back to its creators with nothing but a logo and memories. I see no…

Anyone remember a little film studio called Miramax? They were pretty good in the '90s, one of the most successful and respected creative outlets in movies, actually. Then Disney bought them, spent 17 years sucking the life out of it, then sold it back to its creators with nothing but a logo and memories. I see no…

It's always been my impression that Jim is an average salesman at best. He doesn't have Dwight's drive or Michael's talent; He could be better, but he doesn't care enough about his job to really try, even when given opportunities. That's one of the underlying aspects of his character that makes him and Pam rather…

It's always been my impression that Jim is an average salesman at best. He doesn't have Dwight's drive or Michael's talent; He could be better, but he doesn't care enough about his job to really try, even when given opportunities. That's one of the underlying aspects of his character that makes him and Pam rather…

Indeed. Howard should be far too exhausted from motorboating to worry about blabbing on about space.

Indeed. Howard should be far too exhausted from motorboating to worry about blabbing on about space.

Ahhhh!…my memory!!!!!

Ahhhh!…my memory!!!!!

She's not deaf…is she?

She's not deaf…is she?