Yup. That's what the show was trying to say with everything you watched. Nikki done got what she deserved. The petty blackmails and manipulations and emotional growth and compromise and several murders of veterans (you get that those security guys were veterans, right?) were all righteous because……

"I mention this now because after watching “Somebody To Love,” it seems
clear that a lot of my structural criticisms of this season were
misplaced."

"giving credence to the frequent criticism that the show often resorts to not choosing one stance over another."

Hm. The difficulty I'm faced with is hating your write-up more than admittedly hating the clip itself.

Your inability to increase the flexibility of your tastes is not the problem of artists.

*Pretty sure his transmission was bouncing off the ionosphere or something science-y like that. He didn't have a recording of his broadcast playing, that would be silly.

Your metrics for televised programming are incompatible with most televised programming.

Lemme check out how Gen X is doing….

Hey Dennis,

The….the show covered this. It's the behavior of the internet audience, the exact ad-avoidance you're proudly claiming, combined with the economic realities of this utility, that have resulted in these ads. And the increasing-complexity.

Let me break something to you: Louise wanted to be scared *for fun* the way everyone around her was able to be scared….*for fun.*

"-we've only got one good one" is the line you quoted. Your version doesn't include the joke, just the explanation of it.

Note: The reviewer was writing a note about "status quo" while failing to notice that the return to status quo was false.

Counterpoint: Dean Pelton, Community

Your editorial tone is baffling, and speaks of your ignorance more than it represents some elevated perspective on the proceedings.

Look at your upvotes.

What you'll be watching for the next few weeks (possibly the rest of the season), is the set-up for South Park: The Stick of Truth.

Review Review:

"The time has also given Matt, Trey, and the rest of the writers a chance to take a break, take a breath, and come out swinging."

I was so prepared to see a bad review of this simply based on Rogen's involvement, but then I reminded myself that I've been past the honeymoon phase with The League for awhile now anyway.  So it looks like you were as confused and delighted as I was by the change-up.