Phil pointed a gun at everyone last episode, and this episode still made the rest of the group seem worse.

You can justify it all you want. It was weakly written justification.

ABC out of the all the networks is the one that appears to be on the forefront on pushing diversity. That's probably why the project was picked up. So being on ABC is why it happened at all.

By virtue of being a successful comedy starring an Asian family, it is something special. And it's also a funny comedy on its own merits.

Grandma Huang: Don't compare us to white people. They are the cruelest race.

It's what I was going for.

I like how South Park is covertly becoming more diverse and thus politically correct with the inclusion of different ethnic groups beyond token. Thus its still carry that storyline.

I didnt remember that.

Well the part that made it seem like "a very special episode" is where she say no the other guy Chad Wolcoff is a public speaker against drunk driving. I get what you are saying, but that doesnt make the resolution any less weak.

Well, I'm also talking about anyone who is echoing what the review is saying. I'm thinking this manipulating is going to eventually bite Kermit in the ass, so I don't have a problem with this characterization.

That's fair. But the review claims otherwise, and that was my problem.

Well, I just hope you never happen to be on any vendettas in the near future then.

I've really enjoyed every Muppets episode thus far and this is no exception. This is also the most I have liked Ed Helms in like ever. This show keeps the joking coming and its great to have a comedy where you just continually laughing. My favorite joke was Beaker's impersonation of Miss Piggy.

But confirming it's the right guy only makes sense before you murder someone.

I'm really hope that is just Barry's default strategy.

It only doesnt count it if he has some form of consciousness or he can revert back.

Better not be a supervillain from another earth in this show. Or the Flash will totally just kill you. No attempt to make a device to capture them or anything. Just come up with ways to flat out kill them.

I did not like the murder plotline's resolution. Made the episode seem like a "very special episode" dedicated to drunk driving. So this kid murders this guy because he shares the same name as the person who killed his dad? He didnt even think about verifying that fact somehow? He just was like… well, he's about the…

I think you overestimate the effect that lower ratings we'll have on Vince's position in the company. And it's been a publicly owned company for like 15 years. That's not new.

I like that there is continuity with the New Day and Seth Rollins' relationship, as they cheered him on (while rocking out) when he entered, and helped him out. But even when they aren't booked in the main event match, the WWE can't help but give them the spotlight. Or more specifically, they take the spotlight.