I was surprised they didn't incorporate the whole "Gamergate" thing into this episode. Seems right up SP's alley.

Go point out your plot holes somewhere else!

That guy from those Doritos commercials, Jay Leno. Also, he's a dick.

I know nothing about cars, I care nothing about cars, but man, their ridiculously upbeat attitude and self-deprecation was always appreciated.

You'll have a tough time convincing me that isn't Scott Baio in that picture.

Really enjoyed the first three this season, this one felt like a dud, just kind of without focus. Not really complaining though, like I said: 3 out of 4 ain't bad, and every season has its misfires(A Million Little Fibers).

Come on, is it really better than the picture of K.C. blowing out his birthday candles in the presence of one bored employee?

Leave Assistant District Attorney Jack McCoy out of this.

Sort of but not really at all on the subject, I still think it's really weird that his wife starred in an episode of Seinfeld. Assuming, of course, she shares his judgemental Christian views. And I think that's a safe assumption, cuz they're ain't no way K.C. has a wife who doesn't submit to him.

Jeez Louise, this is a great half hour of tv.

Yeah, I read it too-great read. How Victoria Jackson remained a cast member for several seasons is beyond my comprehension.

"You don't look like a Fitzgerald" got a pretty good laugh out of me.

Black people be loud and shrill, amiright?

No. It's a basketball movie featuring exactly zero black people.

Don't you speak poorly of Victoria Jackson! She's trying to save this country!

So two out of the three men with a baby are on CBS. Who does Steve Guttenberg have to blow in order to become a quirky law enforcement genius?

Who was he on Arrested Development? Wait…was he Carl Weathers?

CBS needs to make room for a fresh batch of police procedurals.

I guess I liked him on 30 Rock, though it seemed just like a variation of Gob Bluth.

I bow to you.