a devastating critique of left-wing inflationary monetary policy

Sarah O says through twitter next week's is an Eileen episode

it kinda makes me think of how so many things on the Sopranos just blew over

I'm going just by what the other AT writers/storyboarders say about him, but Somvilay Xayaphone goes on and on about his theories about comedy in private.

I never watched much of sgc2c or the brak show

that's what I'd say about season four, but a lot of season five has really gotten me back into the show, definitely including this episode.

somvilay episodes usually feel like they're padded for time. this one seemed like its padding was all grouped in the flashback, and the rest of the episode was tight and lively

I think I smell folk art burning

Tom's "In Your Footsteps" promo art is similarly baffling until you see the episode, and similarly awesome.

get well soob

MARGE! WHAT WERE YOUR GAMBLING LOSSES LAST YEAR?

My taxes paid for that horn!

I don't EVEN have an opinion.

I'm getting used to "event" episodes of shows I like getting the A reviews, but finding their dazzling elements to actually go against what makes the show great in the first place.

if they meant that her parents didn't want her to have snacks, they'd say she can't have snacks

I think they worded it JUST clearly enough that it's the *theater prices* for snacks and not the snacks that her parents object to.

your post made me realize this is kinda like RS' version of AT's "What Was Missing"

The Lich is supposed to be the ultimate evil.

It's an insult to AT to imply that MM is in the same league.

"The climax of “Return Of Mordecai And The Rigbys,” in which the gang’s
attempted a cappella rendition of their song unlocks the kickass musical
instruments that had been inside them all along, barely rates a mention
in the grand scheme of preposterous Regular Show plot developments. Yet this, of all things, is the…