The initial proposal scene between Ann and Chris (the one with Larry. Although I thought it was changed to Leny) made me realize that the best outcome of the forced hiatus was that we got a bit more time with these two characters.

The "If I hit the breaks, he'll fly right by" line sounded exactly like Max Fischer.
Also, Top Gun would make such a cool play for a high school to do.

Does that mean Cameron is making is own cinematic universe that started by connecting all 'Native people rising against colonizing oppressors' films then venturing into action squeals?

And less Tim Curry.
That's why everyone hated Avatar. It didn't have Tim Curry in it. Right?

Did you ever see Fern Gully?

It's worth the wait. The first episode is more emotionally based, while the second is more humorous. But both are perfectly, classic Community.

After enjoying these first 2 episodes to the point of emotionally whip lashed tears, I accidentally watched the first 30 seconds of Sean Saves the World and now I feel everything has been undone.
I'll just re-watch these episodes again tomorrow. 500 times.

Maybe I should learn a language for my New Years resolution.
*Already knows English*
Yes! Done!
*Speaks in Minnesotan accent so rest of U.S. doesn't take me seriously. Gets hugged by Canada*

There's another joke somewhere in here… Something about corn not digesting.

Honestly didn't see your comment before I posted. Glad to know I wasn't the only one who thought of this.

Nolan seems to be a huge fan of corn. In 'Following' and 'Inception' he named that main character Cobb. Maybe his those movies are metaphors for the corn industry and this movie will be a more straight forward message.
Either that or this is going to end up being a dark, gritty reboot of 'The Astronaut Farmer'

Speaking of Eartha Kitt and sex….

The only thing I need to know: How awesome is Stephen Colbert's cameo in this?

Was there a memo? For some reason their emails get sent straight to my spam box.

Things we'll see before the Arrested Development movie: Hate eradicated on Youtube, mole people rising up to declare war on us 'surface dwellers', a heartwarming Christmas special of Breaking Bad that is part claymation and North and South Dakota finally reuniting.

Why would they use this when they can just use Subspace Highways like they have been?

For some reason these episodes actually reached out to me on a strange personal level. I actually broke down bit in the second episode when Chris told Leslie that he and Ann were moving to Michigan, and then I completely lost it with the Great Calzone Reveal in Ben's story. Maybe it was something about reality…

Does anyone else think these Taste Test videos should end like Leonard's videos?
"I'm as high as hell and you're about to get shoot!"

He looks like a big banana.