Is every episode going to end with a scene that absolutely destroys me? :(

And that damn voice of hers gets on my nerves.

Yeah, and the show's made references to Bo and how unusual it is for a woman of her age to be pregnant. Plus the episode opens with Zoe asking how God can exist in a world filled with such atrocities. I know the show's a comedy, but I can't help but think that this won't be a straight-up easy pregnancy.

I wonder if the inability to find the baby for a minute was foreshadowing a possible miscarriage in the future? As brutal as that would be, it would certainly be something to see the show tackle the loss of an unborn child.

Dear lord, I knew this was coming.

Especially when your career is built on making other people laugh.

Turrono

I've been a longtime subscriber to Retrontario. Nice to see him getting some love over here!

My uncle, very much a handyman in his own right, absolutely LOVED and still loves this show, to the point that he's got all of the seasons on DVD.

According to Wikipedia, "At seventeen years old, he married Heidi van Pelt on April 27, 2001. The marriage sparked much controversy due to the couple's age difference - Van Pelt was sixteen years Smith's senior. The couple filed for divorce on February 2, 2007."

Wasn't super into the episode, but man am I glad the show is back for the fall season! I was worried that even though last season's early 2016 premiere was done to accommodate Deschanel's pregnancy, that we'd have to wait until 2017 for season 6.

Eh, wasn't really into this one, but man, the quick shot of Vidalia drawing nude Yellowtail right in their driveway was so great.

I can relate so much to Earn's perpetual discomfort in just about every scene. Also, I thought I found Donald Glover attractive before, but that scruff and new 'do he's rocking for the show were giving me some serious needs.

Also for the pre-adolescent Canadian white female…not that I'd know from personal experience or anything…

No mullet, no Rachel, no Cesar?

Ugh, October 13 is too far awaaaaay…

Remove Bryan Adams from the list, and add Black Eyed Peas' "My Humps" and "Who Let the Dogs Out?".

Disney's "Pepper Ann" had some great names: Dieter Lederhosen, Sherrie Spleen, Trinket St. Blair, Stewart Walldinger, Lamar Abu Dhabi

Currently, it's Shaolin Fantastic from "The Get Down".

"Did you see the POOL? They flipped the bitch!"