"I nominate Tina to walk for help."

And a Regular Sized Rudy sighting - always welcome, even if just for a moment!

"Hello mother - we'd like to give you a ride but you look craaaaa-zy."

I've been waiting for this episode since I found the live reading of it:

"What do you think Smithers?"
"I think women and seamen don't mix."
"We know what YOU think."

Living in the woods for a while, you forget the important lesson: K.N.I.F.E.G.R.A.B.

Are you a republican congressman?

I thought this was the first solid A episode of the season - Tina was really on fire! Plus, she knows about Gene's secret cat.

Do you find this happens a lot? There may be a reason…

I've thought that movie was ripe for remake for a while now…but this would be even better!

I'd just like to point out that I made the "Winter is Cumming" reference here a year ago:

Weird - I really noticed Pardo at the end there too, for the first time in a while!

I thought I'd read that as well, but it looks like she's still on board.

Yes he did, and that made me want to watch it again, but of course it's not available online anymore - way to go, NBC, Broadway Video & Yahoo - you're really making smart decisions now!

Oh, and I like Mike O'Brien in general, but damn, he is not at all suited to play a shady drug guy - so weak I couldn't even focus on how out-of-place a Rain Man imitation is after all these years…

Ed Norton really committed in that halloween candy sketch - nice, and unexpected for the last sketch of the night!

I love you for this, @Here Again

Couldn't go wrong with either choice, but I applaud your decision.

I thought last week's episode had a surprising lack of memorable lines, but they came roaring back this week (first one from Louise, the rest Tina of course):

@avclub-c722c3a0141d8ccebbee6869f18478c9:disqus  you need to start a Van Alden gimmick account immediately! We're going to need his explanations every week now.