Holy shit, I've watched every episode of F&G and The Sandlot multiple times each and I never realized this

They say she's the same but she isn't the same.
They say she's the same but she isn't the same.
They say she's the same but she isn't the same.

Seconding Beavis & Butthead. It's not just as good as it used to be, it may be even better!

I know @horse_ebooks and you, sir, are no @avclub-e65a6252a2561966c518702424dddc75:disqus

I've never seen Soulwax but if you get the opportunity to see them as 2 Many DJs, FUCKING DO IT

I really can't understand Todd liking Voodoo Lounge, but not liking a single song on A Bigger Bang. A Bigger Bang is their best since Tattoo You.

Jimmy Kimmell is more famous than Carter or Stewart. Fuuuuuuuuuuck

This is a pretty astute observation, and aside from the short first season and new cast members it's also a pretty close analogue to 30 Rock. Which, like The Office, rallied itself and became good again in the fifth season.

You're both wrong, THIS is the best version of The Trooper: http://youtu.be/CFRJswNzuaY

Reality and satire have once again become indistinguishable from one another

Mine either. Phil is actually present.

But how does his appearance in Ghostbusters fit in? I NEED COMPREHENSIVE CONTINUITY

I'm late to the party, but I actually took it as the gun pointing to the gate, an exit. The first two times Walt spins the gun it seems to be telling him to give up and end it all, but the third time it points to a way out. I guess it did in a way, but I didn't find it obvious at all that we were supposed to be…

ahahahaha jesus, that Rippingtons video. Please share more!

I was just gonna bring those up; I love em. I wonder if fans back in the day tracked down that teacher and harassed him (who am I kidding, of course they did)

Yeah, Doggystyle's are good; short, to-the-point, and they smoothly transition one song to the next rather than grind the momentum to a halt. The beginning of G'z and Hustlas just doesn't work the way it does without the skit before it.

Kim & Cookie is one of the few hip-hop skits I'll actually re-listen to on purpose.

This review is weird, because I thought this was the most solid ep of the series so far. If I was going to introduce anyone to Portlandia, I think this would be my chosen gateway. And I have absolutely been Fred in the beginning of the Dr. Caligari sketch, before everything gets surreal.

That picture at the top of the article is from a scene that wasn't in the episode, so either she'll be back next week or she got her scenes cut down.

You are teribble at spelling terrible