I thought that's what the elves were for?

The Galavant ending was fantastic…but that's a very, very different kind of show.

- Fun coincidence: Armageddon was on AMC last night.
- Remember when Evie had parents, too?
- Graham and Evie did have good chemistry - he could've been just the right balance of spontaneous and responsible. He was getting kind of pushy by the Northern Lights encounter, though.

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I'm glad they committed to Pops's sacrifice, but I don't think my widdle ol' heart could've taken a certain other weird old man staying (for all intents and purposes) dead.

So I *did* hear that right!
Like Bloo getting to say "p*ssed" in the Foster's finale.

I cannot hear "Holly Jolly Christmas" anymore without picturing the park employees' glee at their revenge.
That's not a complaint.

They brought back Adventure Time reviews!…for all one of the episodes that were left before the end of the season, that is, and hopefully the future ones.

I still get Boomerang, but even they're playing modern shows alongside the classics.

Ah, like Goliad and Stormo.

- Mmm, red velvet with raspberries…
- "I'm going to erase you from existence, Harry Potter! I'm pointing my hands at you as hard as I can!!"…Sorry, sorry.
- The baby ducks!!!
- Muscle Daughter!!! The whole montage, of course, but that moment in particular was unexpected and got me right in the ol' ticker.
- Was Anti-Pops…

I haven't seen a bunch of the early ones…should've gotten on that when I learned the show was wrapping up…but anyway:
1. A Bunch of Full Grown Geese (particularly the cut to Mordecai and Rigby's absolutely flabbergasted faces as the geese explain their evil plan)
2. Gamers Never Say Die
3. Bad Portrait ("No!! Mordecai is…

Why didn't he try to call Evie?

So do you think Kareema will be directing Cybermart's charitable resources towards NIJC-type organizations?

I thought it referred to Mrs. Hudson being the owner of such a boss car and driving well over the speed limit.

I believed the banjo fake-out at first, too. You'd think the extremely theatrical Linda would be all for her husband creating spontaneous musical moments, but I guess there's no accounting for taste.

It was dark out.

Of all the little details that made me hate him, that was a major one.

When I was a kid I wanted to change my name to Britney. It's rough, never finding any souvenir keychains with your name on 'em.

I'd never heard of him until about ten minutes ago, and found Smith repulsive. So good job, writers (and Jones).