Homer couldn't let the good name of the Khmer Rouge be sullied by that asshole.

This Mike Scully guy sure writes some great episodes. They should put him in charge, so that the show will always be this awesome.

8-year old me though it was hilarious that Ross Perot was the president in Eek's universe. it still makes me chuckle

I always hated Rebecca's songs, so I've been pleasantly surprised that they haven't been shoehorning songs into every episode.

"leisurely pace and intense focus"

New Pornographers could've made another album like Mass Romantic or Electric Version before becoming the Canadian Fleetwood Mac

that joke is probably funnier through five speakers

Night Court gets no love?

In addition to the Simon & Marcy thing, there was that guy whose Halloween costume was the "Created by Glen Charles & Les Charles and James Burrows" guy.

this is the golden age of ukulele theme songs.

I find all the non-theme songs from the Ducktales vidyagame even more memorable than the Ducktales theme.

the "the" is what makes it so great

if this goes well, maybe AMC might revive Clerks TAS.

the movie is better to watch with a Menacer

naw, that one's damn good. I wasn't sure about it when it first aired, but I've watched it dozens of times and it's great.

my big problem with Beautopia is that Jake doesn't want to be there, and is just being jokey and annoying the whole time. the recent "Love Games", one of the very few bad episodes from season 5, had the same problem.

There are callbacks, but it isn't a heavily serialized show.

The episodes by Tom Herpich and Jesse Moynihan were great.
Pen, Nat, and Adam's "Dad's Dungeon" was also great

Season 3 has a bunch of great episodes that even kinda hold up compared to the ones they're doing now.

the best use of narration was Casino killing a character that was narrating the scene, and cutting off his narration mid-sentence.