There is actually some debate as to whether it's a reference to skin color. There is some evidence that the term originally referred to the use of red paint or dyes by certain Native American warriors.

I thought everyone gave up on their policy of not saying "Redskins" after that poll showing that most Native Americans didn't find it offensive? That policy may have been defensible last year but, in light of the best and latest evidence on the subject, A.V. Club should reconsider it.

I believe Romney said that Russia was our biggest international foe, which isn't precisely the same thing as the biggest threat. It was never silly.

Is Gerald McRaney a regular? He was the best part of the pilot (by far), but there really wouldn't be much logic in keeping his character around.

Even by the standards of 2016 America, he is more than "moderately" obese.

We already had a show that was Batman without Batman. Superman without Superman was the next logical step.

Live crowds are always going to be more enthusiastic than home crowds for stale acts. When you're watching at home, you're going to be bored if you're seeing the same thing for the hundredth time. There needs to be some new twist or something special to keep you interested. For a live crowd, the simple fact that…

Did he specifically say he could beat Mike Tyson in boxing?

Dear god, Luke is huge in this episode. To the point where it's kind of distracting and it's weird that none of the other characters seem to notice.

Venus DeMilo was the name of one of the actresses on this show? IMDB comfirms it, but I'm still not sure I believe you.

You definitely don't want to live next door to the Tanner family if you have a pet cat. Lucky may have survived four seasons, but I suspect the rest of the neighborhood wasn't so fortunate.

It's fine. I wasn't really overweight before, but I'm down five pounds or so. Sometimes you need a little bit of overzealous fat shaming to keep from getting complacent.

Is he really that much thinner? I know they used to make a lot of fat jokes at Nick's expense, but he was never actually fat.

I'm going with Erik Estrada.

There is something admirable about trying to punch his way out, just not in dragging millions of viewers along for the disappointing ride.

There is a huge difference between Lost and Breaking Bad. In Breaking Bad, the timelime was largely linear. The dramatic tension was in what was going to happen in the future. It's entirely possible to tell a story with that sttucture making it up as you go along.

The problem isn't saying mean things about Trump. There are plenty of very accurate mean things to say about Trump. The problem is that the anti-Trump crowd overreaches, which undermines their credibility and is ultimately counterproductive. I'm not sticking up for Trump here. I'm blaming the overzealous anti-Trust…

I'm not a Trump supporter and I'm not going to vote for him. I'm pretty solidly Republican though. I'll probably vote for Johnson. I do have some sympathy for Trump voters though and I've sometimes felt at least some temptation to vote for him (in the general election, definitely not in the primary).

Not the one with all the red, just the one with the all red everything.

Supposedly, the line as written was just "she fornicates." But since Sarah Hagan was basically Millie in real life she actually thought the expression was "fornicates it."