I agree. He really balanced the dynamic of the main cast.

kept the should longer than it should have, more like

AAA! Thank you! I love Moral Orel so god damn much, but it's incredibly hard to sell it to people. 'Hey, watch this show, you'll have to sit through about five hours of a comedy you very well might not laugh at once and then it'll make you want to kill yourself!' God it's so good though. Try to spread the good word…

Hey man, that song is like, the only song my mom has ever expressed any interest in. Leave her alone! If I had to like this song when I was 10 then we all do!

Agreed!

Don't touch my Battle Field Earth cups, ESPECIALLY not Turrel!

I once played an extremely intense game of monopoly with this song on loop for four hours, so thanks for bringing this back into my life guys, I guess.

I should have seen this coming, I once worked at Subway for a month and those fucks made me clean things!!

Yeah exactly. The fifth season seems like an incredibly arbitrary place to declare as the season when it got stupid.

Never really got why this episode was declared the one where Happy Days got ridiculous. I mean, season 5 wasn't noticeably much crazier than 3 or 4, although it gradually got less grounded as the seasons went by. I mean, the 3rd season starts out with him riding a motorcycle over a bunch of trash cans and the 4th with…

hwow

As a very aggressive woman with horrible anger issues, I take issue with this comment you STUPID GOD DAMN MAN

Well guys, considering Elizabeth Bathory was one of historys worst serial killers, I'm gonna bet he's being sarcastic.

The entirety of A Song For Europe is hilarious, but their first song writing attempt where Father Dougal sings a song about being in love with a horse gets me everytime.

I nominate to ban the word "adorbzballlllllz" instead. I've just now learned of it and I'm already wanting to send it back.

China IL is great, but The Professor Brothers piqued with Prisoner Christmas. It's truly their magnum opus.

True, maybe I just can't handle change. But I think the real thing I had trouble dealing with was how everyone felt a bit out of character, namely Scully. She also seemed very sad that season, which I did not enjoy. And the pregnancy thing was, uh, weird.

Maybe so, but regardless of writing quality when Mulder left it broke my heart and I had a miserable time watching it. I'd rather not relive any of that ever again.

God damnit I thought I could successfully block the last two seasons from my memory now. Why won't Chris Carter stop tormenting me?

Maybe so, but I really can't say I actually enjoyed Zeppo's side arcs anymore than the other romantic side arcs.