Don't worry, his iron will will carry him through this.

Hope you enjoy MN! I've been trying to move out of it for a few years, even though the Twin Cities do have a lot to offer. But, yeah, suck it, Wisconsin!

So this isn't History of the World Pt. II?

I just looked up the reasons why it's rated R on IMDb and I don't think they really knew, either. Under the Sex category it says stuff like "There are some moaning but not sing". So like low level sex noises?

*starts cupping hand to ear*
Uh oh.

So I should be safe from catching it myself?

Dang it, someone help Sister Cyndee get out of her Hulkmania account, again.

"How do people sit now?"
"Criss cross applesauce."
"But we invented that!"

Whoa! Just like how Jacqueline watches cool teenagers from behind pillars at Barney's, Buckley has been watching everyone from behind the pillars of society, which explains why he disappears after the first few episodes!

Great Job, Harris!
We miss you, Harris!
The world will always love you, Harris!

So was the scene where Buckley is beating Titus (while in Metal Hero Friend suit) foreshadow? Is Buckley finally going to become a supervillian like he always wanted to and join Mr. Glass and Rev. Gary?

Oh, I didn't even think of it that way. That would be really cool.

It was like the perfect blend of Britta being bad at something and making fun of Leonard because he's old. So great.
You're right, it would be great to see Jeff and Abed interact more, although I feel that the emotional side to that has been done well enough (especially after the Abed's Dinner with Andre Dinner with…

I've watched this show twice now and I still don't get how it's related to M. Night Shyamalan's film.

Britta was totally the champion on 'Ladders'
"Shut up, Leonard! I once mistook six different people for you at a pharmacy!"
"I should name one of my sandwiches after her." [Long pause} "My sandwiches suck."
"Don't think of it as a burnt sandwich. Think of it as a crushing blow to a gender stereotype."
Also, her awesome…

Several years ago when I was in high school, there was a lunar eclipse in the dead of winter. I put on the Moon and Antarctica and watched the whole process while listening to the album all the way through. That might have been the best listening experience I've had to that album.

Wow, you win. It's times like this I knew How To Disappear Completely.

Maybe you're Just being a Paranoid Android.

Maybe you can bring them up in a conversation if you do it Little By Little?

Well, I Might Be Wrong, but I think it's perfectly polite to bring them up in conversation.