Yes, it is me! I haven't been doing much. Just doing the whole hanging around, watching television, using the internet thing. Occasionally going to work, going to sleep, and doing other things.

Gave the episode a rewatch. Found it more enjoyable this time. I think I was just being harsh on the episode since the last few episodes have been so great.

The people that think Delocated and T&EASGJ are the "Worst things AS has ever aired" are the same people that think Family Guy and Robot Chicken are the funniest shows on television.

This was probably the first time Delocated really disappointed me. I still don't like the Glaze, so giving him more focus already put this episode off to a bad start.

Home Movies never peaked. It was just one giant, wonderful plateau of excellence from Directors Cut to Focus Grill.

@avclub-8cded75b87b7ad1f36c354e3599a5623:disqus It helps too.

There were a few decent shows too. But for every "Important Things With Demetri Martin" and "Michael and Michael Have Issues" there were four "Secret Girlfriend"s and "The Jeff Dunham Show"s.

I have that movie on VHS and I used to watch it all the time when I was eight years old. I haven't watched it since.

Eh……..

That scene reminded me of the hilarious three way walkie talkie scene from Home Movies, and probably topped it.

I don't wanna go to sleep
Lucy won't you come with me
Lets go paint the town red
Lets go paint the town red

"Rodney, I botched a job and there's cops everywhere, what do I do?"
"Are they on this line?"
"Yeah, but I'm whispering."

Not covering Season 2 of Check It Out?

Nice to see the ratings for this season have plateaued at a solid 0.7 in the 18-49 demo.

Whenever I play Scrabble or any Scrabble ripoff, I try to play meatus in his honor.

Even though Jon and Jay have no reason to really see each other, Jay takes time off from being the doorman at Jon's old apartment to support Jon in his endeavors. Jon is never going to realize that Jay would be the best friend he could ask for.

Better repossessed than
*spooky voice*
pooo-ssseeesssedd!

Not true. Malcolm in the Middle premiered around the same time (Actually, a year and a half earlier, I believe)  and it also did pretty well. Never as successful as Scrubs, but still.

I could go for a Crouching Turkey Hidden Dressing right about now.

I constantly go back to the commentaries on the first season of Home Movies to hear Brendon Small, H. Jon Benjamin, and Loren Bouchard rip on Squigglevision in almost every episode that has commentary.