Yeah, I think so. I'm just excited about it because I thought she was great on Parks.

When did Andy Samberg get tied to the phrase "SCHMORGY DORP!"?

I thought it was weird that she wasn't at Gina's mom's wedding, considering Gina and Jake spent all that time together with Jake's nana while their moms were working.

I want to meet (at least some of) Santiago's brothers.

More exciting casting - Kathryn Hahn is going to be Charles' ex-wife.

I can see why it wouldn't have worked as well in earlier seasons. I could buy Season 1 Jake still only wanting to talk about cop stuff with Rosa, but it makes sense now that he'd want to talk about something more adult-ish.

I guess he wasn't there for that long, but FOX promoted his guest appearance pretty hard. That's basically all I knew about the episode before I watched it.

"Have to imagine these belong to someone else."

The way they've already referenced Jake having kids a few times this season makes me think that at some point or another, that storyline will come up for Jake and Amy.

I think they've already started to be strategic about where Amy stands or what she's wearing; in the last episode, they gave her a huge coat and she stood behind Holt and Charles when they were congratulating Terry in the hospital.

Oh! Sorry about that. I assumed one of the reasons they put them up was so that everyone could access them.

NBC also posts the sketches on their website. http://www.nbc.com/saturday…

Does The Last Man on Earth count? I know both its season premieres are a bit darker for a sitcom, but the rest of the show is mainly written as comedy.

I didn't know how much I needed #3 until this moment.

Plus Kyra Sedgwick.

Honorable mentions include "You just called Captain Holt 'Dad'" and "Let's play Wife or Dog." And maybe the one where they talk about oldest arrests and Boyle accidentally reveals he slept with someone's grandmother.

I am kind of hoping that at some point they'll invite The Lonely Island as a musical guest. I don't think it'll happen because if they were to air one of their songs it'd be through Digital Short, but their performances are fun to watch.

I loved that Jake was just sitting a few feet away, doing his own thing, when she said that.

This episode was such a delight. Sometime between season one and two, all the plotlines became far more compartmentalized and there were a lot less group dynamics where the whole ensemble could bounce off each other. Aside from the great one-liners in this episode, it was nice that the a/b/c plots didn't feel so…

I remember episiotomy from Mulaney. I had the same reaction as Gina.