So is this show’s time periods broken up by the commercial breaks? Opens with the kid, go to commercial, Bobby Moynihan blows up his garage, go to commercial, John Larroquette reminiscences about all the dumb things he did while he was still Bobby Moynihan?

Politics is pop-culture, especially now.

Nope, they’re worse.

The office’s motto: “Waste is a terrible thing to mind.”

You know, even though she’s adopted, his daughter with Sandee is still his ACTUAL kid.

Sage, Tumeric, Cardamom, Mace, Cinnamon, Cayenne, and “Field of Dreams”

Perhaps not Jaleel White. I imagine he’ll have mixed emotions about it, but a job’s a job, right?

I really like the show, but its fandom is one of the worst I’ve ever seen. A bunch of people seem to think that the show endorses Rick’s behavior and philosophy and...no, it realllllly doesn’t.

The lack of comments during the Emmy live-blogging was so depressing. I guess many people are using the Disqus AV Club After Dark. I wish I had known this last night.

Every day is depressing on the kinja AVclub :(

Ah fuck, we’re going to get another Alamo movie, aren’t we?

Apparently when Trey and Matt said “No Trump,” they meant “we’re going to awkwardly avoid mentioning Trump even in episodes that are clearly about him, and his absence will stick out like a sore thumb so badly that it’ll feel like we’re censoring ourselves for no reason.”

After some extremely emotional and heavy closing minutes, the episode finishes off with a literal interpretation of the “This is fine” meme.

He has a legacy? The only things I can remember of his career are Hades and appearing as himself on Family Guy. Neither one of those things requires the word “legacy.”

Countpoint: they are way, way better.

Remember when the Fast and Furious movies were about the art?

I keep on seeing people complaining online about people ‘wanting to be like Rick’. Is this an actual thing? Do people want to be like Rick, or, like me, do they find the cartoon antics of a scientific nihilist to be funny? I have no desire to ‘be like Rick’, unless it’s about getting into some of that sweet mermaid…

As South Park has taught me White Supremacists are just as bad as everyone else.

I’ve never seen Bannon look good anywhere

She didn’t “get it.” People were suffering in the midwest... she ignored them, because she thought she had the election all sewn up and she didn’t need them. They responded to her arrogance by handing her a devastating loss. Even Michigan, a reliable Democratic stronghold, went with Trump instead.