The people who make up the puns on this show have to be the best in the business. I was laughing at “Nun of your Business” as much as I was to “Quirky Turkey”.

Now I just want to know if it’s true that Rosa Parks’ husband was a white man or not?

Of course I know why. It’s because it undervalues female characters by treating them as mere plot objects for the male characters and their existence becomes defined by how they impacted a man’s life.

The Finale really doesn’t deserve a D. Yes, the girl in the freezer is the literal definition of that cliche, but it worked great as the motive for Bullseye to turn against Fisk and made her quick death a relevant plot point. And I have a feeling that every single British person wishes that they could do to Piers…

You just had to get my hopes up about a Beto O’Rourke video game with that last sentence. I’d buy that in a heartbeat.

Why would PBS get angry at Mr Frond for selling Dr. Who scarves? BBC owns the rights to the show.

Shouldn’t they have thrown that Wheelie Mammoth into a volcano after Fischoeder stated that it had asbestos in it?

Hate that we only got a glimpse of Think Tank in the premiere with nothing to show for it. Also it’s good that Hank wasn’t stupid enough  to try and look black in Purgatory.

They did mention the events of last week’s episode. Where do you think the sling on Stan’s arm came from? It was because he got shot last week.

Was that gif actually used in the show? It looks like it’s supposed to be from the Season 4 premiere, but I’m positive it wasn’t in that episode. 

I just don’t get how Billy and Doc trying to get Brock to say “library” and “espresso” was supposed to be funny? How would Brock pronounce those words?

How can there not be a better score for Bob nonchalantly lying about having a mistress which Linda is okay with and Bob then brings it up again by claiming he got a mistress because Linda was having PMS?

Shiela made a good case for Gary getting rid of his ponytail. Nobody should ever want to have a passing resemblance to Steven Seagal.

I can’t believe I finally managed to get an obscure reference in this show that wasn’t clearly defined! The Guild room that was supposed to have the holographic lions that turned out to be real has to be a reference to the 1950 Ray Bradbury short story “The Veldt”.

Finn really got screwed over when it comes to love interests. Everybody got one in the end except for him.

I am now terrified of running into religious fundamentalists in the woods.

Is he talking about the fans he thinks he has from the South Park episode when Cartman starts a boy band?

Actually, Von Braun cared very much about not getting captured by the Soviets knowing how cruel Stalin was to his prisoners.

I can totally relate to Dean’s anxiety about college. It’s supposed to be the time of your life when you’re trying to discover yourself, but everybody assumes that you already have a plan for what you’re going to do with the rest of your life. Or believe that you’re going to follow the family business in Dean’s case. A…

Is there a grade for this episode?