[meticulously types in game code printed in computer magazine]

And the kids are watching his video memoirs?

Yeah, this was the first episode that didn't have the interview framing, which allowed them to tell a lie but show the truth. So to that extent, there's a little something missing, and the episode feels more straightforward. I still loved it, but I can understand the more muted reaction by others.

That's what I thought at first, but it looked like more of a working boat, and didn't look like it'd have an interior as nice as what we saw of Marty's boat.

"They called me Mr. Wheatgrass."

I want a House Targablen poster now.

0) Find a picture you want to use, save it to your computer.

We might not be able to see the downvotes anymore, but St. Peter can.

"As god is my witness, I thought a missle built using these stolen Lockheed plans could fly."

No musical montage? F-minus.

I just checked to see if one of the Apostle Islands was named Sausage Island. None were, but I wouldn't have batted an eye if one was.

But if there were an even number of No boxes, they cancel each other out and it becomes a legally binding Like Contract.

I know that feeling, but sometimes it's worth it just to change the parameters. If you don't, you keep running around the same thoughts in your head.

The real tragedy of tonight's episode was that they wasted the misspelling setup on this, when they could have had Dewey Crowe, overcome with guilt, attempting to turn himself in at a discount department store.

Oh, it wasn't an actual election. It was the finale of a reality show competition to cast the future Law & Order reboot.

Wait, you don't stick a playing card in the barrel of your revolver?

Yeah, that line (and the aforementioned scene) made me think it'd been written before they'd cast the role.

Disqus is a flat circle.

If we come together as a planet, I believe we can all work together to shoot him into the sun.

She'll shoot you in the arm with a tranq gun, it'll force you to relax.