On Dish it was listed as part 1 of 6.

Really wish down votes still showed up based on the two threads about this episode.

I have limited options living in Upstate NY, but I would have gone with Chinese and Mexican as my bang bang.

I don't have kids but I imagine being twice a panicky if that happened to me. I really credit Louie for preparing me for parenthood if that ever happens.

Oh God, I totally realize how much I botched this conversation when I had it with my ex. I totally played the you're beautiful card (though she was to me). She said "you know I'm obese right" and I said "you don't look like it." We both knew we were lying, should have just said something like I'm dating you for you…

Plus the pee hand shake and the super villain laughter.

Suppressing fire!

I resisted the show at first (just looked like crappy animation, I gradually liked the aesthetic), but gave it a chance after seeing a few scenes channel surfing. I think The Simpsons had the sweetness in its prime, but something like Family Guy would have turned an awesome character like Tina into Meg.

I thought they were down the street from Coney Island at first, but yeah it's established it's the Jersey Shore.

I think this is the first time I thought Linda was being more logical than Bob. As Alaisdair points out, I think the condo crowd would be way more receptive to Bob's burgers of the day than his working stiff crowd. Bob was siding with the kids out of emotion, which is sweet considering Linda was acting out of greed,…

Noooo, Bob's Burgers forever, or least until the writers realize it's jumped the shark.

I'm kind of pissed the Bob's Burgers and American Dad review aren't up yet, and I have to go through a Family Guy thread for an episode I read the description of and decided to watch a Part's Unknown rerun.

Definitely, she's great at drama, but there's a reason she hadn't hosted in 14 years despite being Hollywood royalty.

He's trying and I think he's improving slightly each episode, but he's really bland. I'm rooting for him to turn it around, but it's not going so well.

Every sketch gets love and hate on Twitter, but Drunk Uncle and the Californians seem to have gotten/get 95% positive reaction on Twitter and it just blows my mind. Why is people describing their rout to the location in a made up accent funny!!?? Why do I let this get me so angry!!??

I have family in Chicago and no of them remotely sound like the Chicago accent. Damn you Superfans!

I kept thinking Obama was going to be hard to parody when it was apparent he was going to win in 2008. Really the only thing imitators have done is pick up on his pauses and cadence.

He's like the new Tim Meadows, except way less talented.

I've always wanted a five star rating system for each sketch like the typical pro-wrestling review.

I'm not a fan of musical monologues, but they're better than the host keeps getting interrupted.