I loved the joke at the Satanist meeting. Leader-Guy: "Hail Satan. It is done" All: "Hail Satan." Elrich: "It is…done." Had me laughing.

"He's really bad, as Russians go." "Can you think of another Russian to compare him to, perhaps one we know is bad that, by comparison, would look not as bad?" "Not really. Just trust me, he's bad."

His face after learning he'd been tricked made me want a movie of his journey to Chicago.

This is Chicago?

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They're through the looking glass there, people.

And the best part was Troy writing stuff down.

Incidentally, I know a guy who's Mexican who could pass as Pakistani.

Monica will have a bigger role, I guess.

I think the reason they're doing more tags instead of straight credits and music (which I enjoy, and is a nice capper on DVDs) is because otherwise Fox would definitely play ads for their next thing and sock the credits down to the bottom of the screen. They mention this in the audio commentary for Sunday, Cruddy…

I for one highly enjoyed the wedding reception sketch.

So it might be an Americanization of the pronunciation. Like Iraq (eye-rack).

I was either 9 or 10 when I noticed there was a cartoon that was really funny but not "for kids". My dad let me and my younger sister watch it after school on weekdays, and on Sundays as well, I think. One of the first things I remember was the Joy To The World parody from Lisa's Date With Density. Catchy song, not…

Heck yeah then-15 year olds in the house! [calculated the age of an 11 year old then to today and cried]

If The Simpsons knocked up a girl in high school, it could be raising The Simpsons Movie right now.

Dang, I don't have WGA membership and I just came up with a half-way decent idea last night!

Will doing his thing on the scene: "…This is not my design. But I believe it to be." *Jack walks over* Will: "It's the same killer." Jack: "You're saying all the recent murders are the same man?" Will: "He doesn't have a voice of his own so he's trying out the voices of others." Jack: "A copycat typically takes after…

Already in my Netflix queue!

I actually looked up that scene, because I realize Swanson delivers a great comedy version of that line, and Walt delivers THE dramatic version of that line.

Most shows usually have a main character get pregnant with one baby. But Ann already had one baby.