I think my favourite throwaway gag in this episode was the Jeopardy clue for Bad Madonna songs: "This 1987 is terrible."

I had just stopped laughing from "Hero Neighbour watches police" when that last line got me going again. The fact that the key word (besides Dammit) in the theme song is from a completely unrelated aside just makes the whole song that much funnier.

"And I will crush that Spider-Man. And then that other Spider-Man. And all the Spider-Men. Till I'M… The Spider-Mannnn!

You forgot about the high-concept lost episode that was supposed to be the second episode, but it was shelved so everyone just has to make do with clips of it doled out every few years.

"Eat my nuts, eat my nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuts." Always good to see Josh Gad's musical talent be put to use.

I had forgotten just how much I love Keith David. I'm excited for the return of Community, but equally excited to have Keith David on my TV- um, make that computer- screen again.

The moment the guy mentioned that the toilet talked I figured that that's where the scene was going, but it was so well-executed, I couldn't stop laughing.

I always wanted to hear more of Groffle the Awful Waffle. I mean, how did he get across the Syrup River anyway?

So apparently the official punchline to the joke Harris was telling before he blew up was "make theirs a double". Because Sky People use the blood. Which is alright for an intentionally bad joke I guess, though I liked the punchline I made up in my head better: "I'll have a Bloody Marrow." Anyways, another great…

I was given the first couple seasons of 3rd Rock for Christmas this year and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. It's nothing groundbreaking but the ensemble is very strong, the writing is solid (and bolstered by the strong ensemble) and the old-school humour hits my sweet spot. Plus the novelty of…

That book is so great. There's so much hilarious detail packed into every page that would be hard to work into the show. Like how the school board is full of sketchy people who change their name to have a bunch of A's in front because the perks are great and Pawneeans vote alphabetically (except for one gentleman…

What they should do is just recast his character as Seth Green. It worked for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (which also did it on the 3rd season.).

"I guess Finn finally got his peace talks, huh." "…Something like that." I had totally forgotten that Jasper, Monty and the 47 had no idea what's been going on while they've been in Mount Weather. That's going to be a fun conversation for them when/if they get out of there.

"Not God. Grodd". Not going to lie. I'm probably going to watch that end tag a bunch of times until March 17th.

She seems to want to Single White Female her at the very least. It makes her a way more interesting character than if she was just a generic Porn Star (Though that's still a pretty good character when handled well.).

He made a brief reference to having a brother all the way back in Hunting Trip, when he thought that Leslie had shot him in the head and was belittling her, but I had thought they had dropped that aspect of Ron's life along the way of developing him into the character we all know and love now. I was glad to see I was…

That and the reveal that her major is "Halloween Studies" were things that were ridiculous, but also perfectly believable as things that April would do.

In an episode of hilarious Andy moment after hilarious moment, that scene definitely takes the cake. Him chanting "USA! USA!" just clinched it.

So I've been rewatching this show to prepare to the end, and I've been going through season 4. And just today while watching Operation Ann, I thought "Man, it's too bad that they never brought up Ron's love of puzzles again. And whatever happened to Brandi Maxxx?" (I had been looking ahead to The Debate). And a couple…

"Simple solution? I break into her college and change her major to accounting. Easy. On my way out, I look up at the blackboard, what is that? Impossible math equation? I solve it. X equals Y, obviously. Professor comes up to me, says "I've been working on that for 50 years. Why don't you accept this math trophy." By…