When Keith was first introduced, I straight up thought they were both played by Peter Scolari, which would have actually been a great way to do that joke.

Man, Hannah waltzes in and gets and upstate job teaching college out of the blue? This show has no clue how academia works. Unless she's adjuncting, then good luck raising a kid on poverty wages.

I read that as "without the Cure" and immediately imagined how great it would be to see the stripper that only danced to "Pictures of You"

Yes, agreed. Her face just fucking radiates, and she's got shampoo commercial hair. How could you not kiss her?

I honestly would prefer "Varner and Sandra bitchy adventures" webisodes over any Ponderosa vid any day.

First off, where did Brad Culpepper get corn from?

Of course Lou Avery ended up doing warm up for live studio audiences. Those "Scout's Honor" jokes were good for something.

Hey, remember that time Ozzy spent a chunk of the season on Redemption Island and we didn't have to spend 10-minutes a week talking about how he likes to fish?

Or subsequent seasons are Rashomon-style where we see everything again, but told through the eyes Bertie.

Oh god, this might be the first time I've actually secretly hoped for someone to be a MRA.

Oh yikes. Right. Who is taking care of that baby? Laird was just wandering through the film shoot a couple of episodes ago, has social services picked that kid up yet?

"The Long D" ….. is that a euphemism for Douchey Dustin's dangerous dangler?

So, checking in, where are we on Gus sucks/Mickey sucks spectrum after this ep? Has Mickey's embrace of Douchey Dustin made anyone change camps, yet?

Sure, I never thought it was REAL shit, but yes, your answer helps me understand what it takes to get shit in a scene. What doesn't put my mind at ease, though, is how many people seem be annoyed by the fact that I still find it novel whenever shit appears in a TV show. Like, cleaning up shit is a mild annoyance in…

Oh I know, I was more thinking about the logistics of getting shit on set, deciding how to place it, making sure it looked realistic, etc. It just takes a lot more work to put shit on TV than it does to swear or show boobs, that's what gets me. Like, man, I hope they felt the work was worth it for the vague sense of…

And yes, after that, I was just on the floor devastated after the season 3 final, Roches and all.

I'll never get used to seeing actual shit on TV. Can't explain it, and I know its something I should get used to, but it just seems icky. Like it's 2017 and I'm still expecting networks to just blur that shit out. But no, we live in a culture where it is totally fine to show shit on television. Bodily fluids and waste…

Gretchen/Jimmy is waaaayyyy better than Micky/Gus, mostly because their unit is more functioning. But, in individual competition, Jimmy beats 'em all, hands down.

I had a hard time believing just rubbing your fingers together is enough to keep it together. However, rubbing your fingers together and thinking about your parents during intimate moments might be an amazing method of birth control.

Foreshadowing: female version of you = spy.