And her inability to undo the final band, she made the "fuck it" face and gloriously smashed it up.

"The smooth, fresh taste also keeps the wife good and dormant."

I really liked Jake/Amy's friend-stuff this episode, and I didn't even think of it as flirtatious until Diaz pointed it out. I really like them being just friends, actually, because they're great at it, like the pregnant back-and-forth (both instances).
But, "men and women can never be 'just friends'" says The Media.

[NathanFords EvilTwin died on the way back to his home planet.]

He's got a real wet side.

makes them cozier

Well today it's more full-fledged "comedy show" but I think that fits under the umbrella of "variety show".

It's possibly the best episode of The Boondocks.

I really liked that the setup made me see exactly where the story was headed, instead of spurring out of something mostly unrelated. I think what will stick with me from this episode are Ned and Homer's great lines, "That's a higher power than even I believe in!" and “Marge, have you ever seen pants do this?” That's…

I missed the couch gag and the red band trailer, flipping to the channel right when Homer closed the laptop.

I kind of assumed it would be a one-season story, some sort of ballsy British sitcom style that isn't quite "miniseries", What hooked me on the show was the opening promising an ending, which is pretty interesting.

X is for Xacerbated Gimmick

The A.V. Club:
"Brain damaged never stopped me from posting here"

Were it a school bus, Wal*Mart would still say "failure to wear seatbelts contributed to their injuries."

Cut off one head and two more take its place.

I don't know, I kind of find Raina a little annoying, in that she's like that person you know who knows a lot about something but won't tell you anything beyond how neat whatever it is is.

I thought it was a "senate"
Let's keep this garbage train rolling!

At many certain jokes, including the car wash sequence (which I guarantee made a niche section of the internet VERY happy) I kept saying to my friend "well, it *is* a Family Guy episode." But I found a lot of the episode very funny.

The Mooney/Bennett video was the best part. Unquestionably where 99% of laughing happened in my living room.

I made like two Wooly Willy jokes on Twitter.