I could watch Harry Truman kickpunch his way out of a canned egg crate all day long. Never gets old.

And Abed's assertion that if they never get together for future holidays or celebrations, it would be because a giant meteor destroyed the Earth, "..and that's canon!".

This was everything I want in a Community episode. And I assume the Dean elevator fight was an intentional nod to former Community Directors the Russo Bros.

How can he end the show without one final round of "Stop Calling Me Chief!"?!?!?

Next season.

It's the dolphin's last message as they flee the Earth ahead of it's demise.

Absolutely awesome! When Garrick's tin hat came rolling out of the wormhole I almost exploded with joy. And of course Cisco is a Doug Adams fan.

As soon as I saw the kid from "Unbreakable" show up, I started expecting some kind of twist ending. Near the end, Leonard said something about people not seeing him or noticing him anymore, and for a brief moment, I thought we were going to find out that Don was dead and the Esalen retreat was some kind of purgatory.…

I loved that they only had 3 "terrorists" that kept getting shot, falling down, and then running around in order to be shot again. Hilarious.

I assume Pete Campbell will grow up to be one of the Koch brothers.

I've never been prouder to be a Jayhawk! 2 Kansas mentions in one episode!

I love everything about this show. It has become my most anticipated 30 minutes of the week.

…and bought! thanks!

As an avid reader of both Misters Hill and King, I just want to know how I missed out on reading this story! Anyone know where it was published?

Tommyknockers and Apt Pupil?

This might be the funniest thing I've seen on TV in years. I was rolling.

This was my favorite episode since Pierce's funeral. it hit all the sweet spots.

I think it would be entirely dependent on where the space station was at the time you disembarked. Once you break loose and succumb to the Earth's gravity, I don't think you have a say on which direction you go, other than down.

Fellow space nerds unite! I agree, a Soyuz capsule is basically self-navigable,as long as you point it down. However, since he would have to adjust the Space Station's attitude in order to deploy the capsule and there is (presumably) no one else up there to correct it, it would be so long Space Station.

Ron's unrequited love in the Reunion episode.