I really hated the first half of it. I hated the timing and editing. I hated how everyone was mumbling their lines. Every character was reduced to some sort of wacky mumbling or ranting. It felt forced. Aggressively forced. Everyone was talking over everyone. It was basically gibberish for about 10 minutes. They were…

I nearly cried in frustration over that. How long does that take to figure out, even if you didn't know it? What, 5 seconds? Yeesh.

This episode was absolutely brutal. I was ready to bang my head against the table by the time they were all whiffing on the film directors.

I voted last week! I love vote by mail. It is just the greatest. Also, I'm pretty sure we're electing an asshole as governor. So, that should be fun.

Hey, my state doesn't send the sticker with our mail-in ballots. Now I feel cheated!

I would genuinely like a LoveSong feature if the participants would take it as seriously as the participants for HateSong do. Like, not just say, "hey this obscure/crappy song is fun so screw you all for not liking it". But, instead explain why, in depth, they really like it.

The product placement in this episode was so, so bad. Yet, I am debating on which is worse: Terrible product placement, or yet another "will they/won't they" bad sitcom plot for Peralta and Santiago.

He's so awesome. I mean, I loved him from his previous shows, but after seeing him on B99 I am ready to call him one of the greatest actors in television history. He's just amazing.

Me too! This episode generated a lot of genuine laughs from me, but that got the strongest.

Oh my God. If my state does that I am screwed if I ever need to get a new one. My mother told me last week that she lost my birth certificate. When I got my license originally the state required both my birth certificate AND all of my adoption paperwork, since my birth certificate wasn't the original.

I'm so sorry. That sounds extremely depressing.

I think Hawley getting his soul devoured by a Succubus would please us all way too much. There is no way we will get that. At least not yet. Maybe when the writers have enough time to process fan feedback and work it into the scripts.

Hell, if she DIDN'T make Ichabod take a CPR class after that then she's a freaking idiot. And since Abbie is not an idiot, I, too, assumed that she made Ichabod take a class.

I'm feeling a bit disheartened about the tone of the comments on this article. I'd hate for the AV Club to turn into a place that silences the opinions of women and people seeking gender equality by shouting at them that their concerns are meaningless because they are not solely about the quality of film or "auterism"…

I've wondered about that, too. If my friend and I discuss how much a co-worker irritates me, does that fail because the co-worker is male? Can my mother and I not talk about my brother, because that would fail?

I do, too. Probably coming from having a roommate who managed a Disney Store for years. Marketing and merchandise were craving those Pixar films because it allowed Disney to market to boys.

That kid's name is really Pierson Oglesby? I hope he's funny.

She's not! I've met her. (Grumpy Cat & owner are locals.) She is strangely sedate. So, Bored Cat might be more appropriate.

Cheer up! Bad Judge was just cancelled. Ryan Hansen is now free! Yay!

Hallmark Channel, I don't know if you are in my satellite package but, regardless, you're dead to me. Dead!