As the last flickering light in the universe goes dark, and the atoms start to decay, someone, somewhere, will post “Great Job, Internet!” for the final time.

At least Gort Jorb Internort hasn’t changed. Still to always be as ever it was.

Bill Murray as Batman may be the 2nd worst casting idea that I’ve ever heard, just after Eddie Murphy as Batman.

Tatiana, the diacritical marks above the [ë] are not called hyphens. Her name is actually uni-umlauted

So... Ryan, Robert California, and Nellie decide to open a business? 

“Meredith Palmer, P.I.”

Col Potter was in the bottom three? C’mon. Did you watch the way he broke up when Radar gave him the horse? Or the pride he felt when Hawk and Beej sincerely saluted him in the finale? Or when he remembers all of his fallen comrades from WW I with a toast of brandy? I’m not buying bottom three.

I get the bit you’re doing, but I gotta say - Post Office was right there.

“A lot of people were very down on it because they were like, ‘It’ll never be as good as the English show.’” he said. “And then it took a while, but we sort of turned that boat around.”

Lieberstein was a hack showrunner and the last 3-4 seasons are proof why. It still was a good show, but it felt like an entirely different show than the first 3 seasons. 

Ricky Gervais would have fucked that painting up.

Watching this show for the first time ever over the past few months. It’s really aggressively mediocre. Dwight is the stand-out but even he’s only kinda funny. Come to think of it, Kevin is probably more consistently funny. The rest of the “gang”—including Michael Scott—are very sleepily funny. The Pam and Jim…

He's being ratatouilled by the mouse who lives under his hat.

Batman WAS there. He was in the shadows. he’s goddam BATMAN.

Is he ever seen without one of those hats?
That’s my only interest. I’m not into GoT or Marvel. Just the hats.
Is there something up with his head?

It seems that the Batmobile had lost a wheel, and he called AAA.

I can imagine - “He loved to love and was honored to serve his nation. ‘Caligula’, tonight on ABC Family!”

Bacon’s canvas can obviously be interpreted as an avatar of the Joker, a deconstruction of the human, swirling with violence. The Blue Boy, a caped scion of a wealthy family, nearly swallowed in the shadows in this context, can equally stand in for Batman. Between them the George Washington of the $1 bill. Money is…

Teenage me: “Nicholson is a little overweight to play the Joker, right?”

The guys who who wrote this show don’t know squat.