Breakout characters that are developed well, you say? What about the Ice King?

He's got the body of a much older man.

I hated the callbacks. I like a show that I can jump into, like the Big Bang Theory. Seriously, callbacks to first season jokes? I hate this almost as much as Frisky Dingo now.

My favorite thing in this episode was how recognizable the background characters have become - that they can populate a news staff entirely with kids we've seen before. What I'm trying to say is that there's no such thing as too much Andy and Ollie.

We could do it all up like one of Ray's parties. The theme can be old fashioned firehouses. I'll call Beef and the gang.

What's really depressing is that at least one person will watch The Wire in the future and think for the briefest of seconds that they're referencing this show.

What's really depressing is that at least one person will watch The Wire in the future and think for the briefest of seconds that they're referencing this show.

"We have to keep it wet until the tide comes back in!"

"We have to keep it wet until the tide comes back in!"

Probably the first one though.

Probably the first one though.

I think they did the jumble on purpose - how else do you justify having Morgan Freeman explaining it?

I think they did the jumble on purpose - how else do you justify having Morgan Freeman explaining it?

The thing that really got me to stop reading DC was how insistent they were that characters like Barry and Hal stick around forever.

The thing that really got me to stop reading DC was how insistent they were that characters like Barry and Hal stick around forever.

The real face is actually another mask. Beneath that, she is a freakish bird-faced woman.

The real face is actually another mask. Beneath that, she is a freakish bird-faced woman.

@avclub-22eda830d1051274a2581d6466c06e6c:disqus It's changed each of the three (?) times it's quoted to reflect something different about the goings on and the character of Jules.

@avclub-22eda830d1051274a2581d6466c06e6c:disqus It's changed each of the three (?) times it's quoted to reflect something different about the goings on and the character of Jules.

Should I be surprised that the biker gang was "the one-eyed snakes" or is that not something that would be caught by censors?