He did say "the next time you see me, it won't be me."

Fortitude! Or was that Antarctica?

I don't have much experience from a theological perspective, but I do have experience with folks with Down's Syndrome and autism, and they are without fail some of the nicest people I have ever met. I don't think they have the ego required for one to be selfish, hence I can see why a lot of people would assume they…

I saw the dancing Prime Minister at the end as some kind of Virgin Mary symbolism. She's referenced several times throughout the episode, most obviously in Tostino's sheep. The admittedly informative text being a distraction from the obvious weird sexiness going on? Like how Lenny distracts himself from sexiness with…

That Futurama episode reminds me of Spongebob Squarepant's hilariously sparse lampshading of the fact that the setting was underwater and all these things are happening that shouldn't be able to. I think I remember one time where Spongebob lit a match, and Patrick was like "Wait, how is that match lit?" and it…

As someone who works in community outreach, this has definitely piqued my interest. I'll have to check it out!

Am I the only one who finds the censoring hugely distracting? When Elliot yelled "I think this is the right FUCKING VOLUME," they censored it, and it lost so much impact, since that was the loudest and most angry we've ever seen Elliot. I wish it was on HBO where that shit would fly. Although maybe it's diagetic, and…

That was an amazing sequence. All those beautiful little American Dreams, gone to dust.

The Time Warner Cable symbol really looks like the Crimson King's symbol from the Dark Tower.

I always thought it was strange that Hannah comes from the Lansing/East Lansing area. As an MSU alum, I can tell you it makes much more sense for her to be from Ann Arbor/ U of M.

I really liked the creepy oboe music they played; pretty sure it was an intentional nod to The Master. Anyone know what it was? It'd be kind of cool if they branched into other classical music more often.

He's been so busy updating everyone on (less) the progress of his book and (more) his opinions on Twitter and asinine interviews that he hasn't actually written anything.

Best screen cap ever. Bouquets of dogs should be a thing, America.

They should have special CBS-only T.V.s that subliminally insults viewers during commercials. It'll come with a remote with volume buttons labeled "I can't hear what they're saying, LOUDER!!" and "turn off that damn racket!"