Advice: we watched the episode so we don't need the review to be almost a word for word retelling.

WHO CARES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????????????????????????

The horror genre is dead if these are the "latest triumphs."

Can you stop talking about Jost and Che? Every week it's the same shit. I don't need three paragraphs on why they aren't Tina Fey.

That ISIS commercial was far and away the best thing SNL has done this season. It showed that maybe there is some bite to this show yet.

Jon Daly was also incredible. Why did you fail to mention it? "Whose going to suck my dick?"

Hopefully these last two episodes are the guys turning that Always Sunny corner into finally realizing how to pull off these characters consistently through any plot.

I'm not saying she is bad or anything like that, I just don't think she has really done anything on the show to warrant such acclaim.

so you had no idea what I was talking about then?

This episode shows how great this show can be when it incorporates the secondary characters of the show… Karl, Montez, Jillian, Bill, and Alice all had great lines in this episode. I hope they stick to these more often.

Manny is THE WORST. If it weren't for Jay making those perfect jokes on him, I hope his character gets sent to his father in Columbia.

I'm sorry, but what has Britt Lower really done in this show so far that has you mentioning her in every review? A hell of a lot more credit should be going to Eric Andre… Seriously though what has the sister done in this series that makes her so great to this reviewer?

I think the explanation of how Dennis got the meds from the doctor was the best part of the episode. Especially when Dee goes "that's how you get diagnosed."

Dennis might be the best character on television right now. He's shifting into Dexter territory, but he has way better story lines.

Why are you even mentioning the fact that we don't know if the fantastical events are actually happening or not? Does that matter at all?

I think "The Outing" is better than "The Chinese Restaurant" anyway. I don't know why they would say "The Chinese Restaurant" was the best episode of Seinfeld when it doesn't even include one of the main characters.

My problem with that is, that when you hear the same joke you heard before you may laugh, but you don't laugh as hard as the first time you heard it.

I mean worst in the sense that it garnered all this critical and commercial acclaim but it wasn't original in anything it did.

Also how can you put an episode of Friends on this list? That was the worst sitcom of the 90s.

HOW DO YOU NOT HAVE SEINFELD'S "THE CONTEST" AS #1? THAT IS BY FAR THE BEST SEINFELD EPISODE OF ALL TIME. STOP TRYING TO BE DIFFERENT ALL THE TIME AV CLUB.