Big letdown of an episode. Lily's acting skills (or lack thereof) are starting to really show now that she's getting older. The whole Cam & Mitch storyline with the transgender hype was a letdown. The actor/actress was on-screen for less than a minute and had maybe one line. Jay's storyline with the blacks has been…

I kind of hated this episode mainly because of the whole Dunphy storyline. The actors have become complete caricatures of themselves. Phil is a zany goofy cartoon character with no brain. Claire is just the wet noodle. Haley is the ditzy adult child scheming. Luke is just plain ditzy and overgrown his character by far…

This episode felt kind of lame. Two storylines that were still trending from the previous two seems like they couldn't forage anything new here. Cartman just isn't Cartman right now, and it's annoying. He used to be such an antagonist, and now… I don't know what his plan is, but him being so subdued makes for a much…

The audience is there [for Bob's Burgers], and what audience it DOES have is quite hard core and dedicated. Just look at the ComicCon events, look at their fan base and compare that to most other shows. Overwhelmingly, their fans are very positive with the show vs other shows who have their fair share of critics.

That's no mustache tattoo… it's a misshapen penis.

I kinda figured that when they did the kindergarten class… but Ida know… just didn't seem that hilarious.

Poor Scott Malkinson. Love the kid 'cause he's so underrated, and his threats of deleting his Twitter were so spot-on for someone who's in need of "help"… but what sold it was Mackie's whole dealing with it, after-hours and at night. Just let the man sleep, Scott. He honestly doesn't care.

The whole episode was great… up until the end. I kind of thought it was a little lame with the girls breaking up with the guys. Who'd have thought every single elementary kid was hooked up? Guess they start younger & younger now-a-days.

I didn't scan the previous comments or watch Talking Dead… but can someone explain to me why there were vendors hawking stuff in the little village Nick winds up at? It looked like some selling T-shirts or hats. What are they going to pay with? Money certainly has no value in that world. Are they giving it away to…

They've been doing that in season 1 & season 2. I wouldn't expect any less… but I did finish it, and must say… I gotta wait 11 more months for season 4?! Ugh!

Started the 3rd season before AV-Club, finished the series before AV-Club. I couldn't stop… especially when one episode is just a complete cliff-hanger into the next.

Love the episode, but was it just me or did a lot of the episode give some reminders of early seasons Spongebob's life underwater, with the sardines crammed, the puffer fish, going down the deep deep dark dark deep dark deep of the water, the one fish when turned sideways was much larger, the transportation of…

Not to put it bluntly, but this show was fuckin' AWESOME. It felt like an 8hr movie. I blasted through all the episodes in one weekend, as each cliff-hanger kept me moving on to the next episode.

I was starting to feel very sorry for Cerci when she was thrown in the dungeon and eventually shamed and rooted for her. Now, I can finally root against her again. We need a new villain and most have perished the last couple episodes.

The walkers before they became walkers.

This show is so great. It's sad to see it end, but I hope the writers can squeeze out another season of 'Detour' while being fresh, yet keeping the same concept of a giant road trip.

Could anyone count the number of characters in the end credits to 'Glued, Where's My Bob'? They now have a pretty diverse amount, especially when compared to the first season's immediate family & Pesto's.

Jesus, how in the world is Cloris Leachman still alive? She was playing a very old & confused lady over TWENTY years ago on The Simpsons on "Three Men & a Comic Book". She sounded more confused now, but still.

Two & a Half Men, for example?
Big Bang Theory is treading on that territory.

Ick, I hope not. How much storytelling can you actually do? All kids will be in college except the two youngest. Jay will be on life support, and Cam & Mitch will still be bickering with each other.