I concur… Dyess-Nugent is honestly, the most frustrating reviewer on the site.  He seems to only review stuff that he doesn't care much for… and then also doesn't seem to pay attention much — getting details wrong or whatever.  I honestly WAS "sitting on the edge of my seat all this time for another half-hour of Orel…

I agree that it was out of character, I just hadn't ever heard of it as a thing of vegetarians (or people who still identify as same) eating bugs for iron.  I did a quick google, and nothing seemed to really come up.  It just seemed like a satire on a thing that wasn't a thing.

I agree that it was out of character, I just hadn't ever heard of it as a thing of vegetarians (or people who still identify as same) eating bugs for iron.  I did a quick google, and nothing seemed to really come up.  It just seemed like a satire on a thing that wasn't a thing.

I was just impressed they didn't kill Quagmire's cat again…

I was just impressed they didn't kill Quagmire's cat again…

Is being an insectivore even a thing?  It just seemed… weird and dumb.  Especially when it looked like the Beetle Mush was hummus…

Is being an insectivore even a thing?  It just seemed… weird and dumb.  Especially when it looked like the Beetle Mush was hummus…

Yeah — comparing this to "A Supposedly Fun Thing…", Bob's Burgers wins by far.  The only thing the Simpsons ep had going for it was a couple David Foster Wallace references.  The Bob's Burgers ep, on the other hand, while perhaps a LITTLE weak, was still actually pretty fucking funny.

Yeah — comparing this to "A Supposedly Fun Thing…", Bob's Burgers wins by far.  The only thing the Simpsons ep had going for it was a couple David Foster Wallace references.  The Bob's Burgers ep, on the other hand, while perhaps a LITTLE weak, was still actually pretty fucking funny.

I dunno, it just seemed kind of amazing in that both plots really amounted to nothing and just seemed kinda… dumb.  The poker plot was just so… boring.  It didn't help that you knew everything was going to go to the status quo at the end because of course it will.  And then you've got the super-dull Abe plot where…

I dunno, it just seemed kind of amazing in that both plots really amounted to nothing and just seemed kinda… dumb.  The poker plot was just so… boring.  It didn't help that you knew everything was going to go to the status quo at the end because of course it will.  And then you've got the super-dull Abe plot where…

It's funny, because in Tasha's story, I'm actually pro-Flansburgh….

It's funny, because in Tasha's story, I'm actually pro-Flansburgh….

I thought this one was a little bit of a letdown — it never was really clear why, if the world knew that Benson was actually the one on the record, it'd "ruin them", as they said.  It just seemed a little half-baked, I guess.  Didn't really make a lot of sense, even in-universe.

I thought this one was a little bit of a letdown — it never was really clear why, if the world knew that Benson was actually the one on the record, it'd "ruin them", as they said.  It just seemed a little half-baked, I guess.  Didn't really make a lot of sense, even in-universe.

I'm a little confused by the combination of "Swedish version of American Idol" and "underground"…

I'm a little confused by the combination of "Swedish version of American Idol" and "underground"…

So, uh, I was thinkin'.  Does Butters actually have the highest body-count of all the South Park characters?  I mean, life is definitely cheap in the South Park universe, but it seems more-so when Butters gets involved.

So, uh, I was thinkin'.  Does Butters actually have the highest body-count of all the South Park characters?  I mean, life is definitely cheap in the South Park universe, but it seems more-so when Butters gets involved.

Kinda weird that with all those superlatives, it's a B-, too….