I enjoyed the pilot a lot, but this episode definitely sold me on the show. The reveal that everything Chad was saying was just Matthew Mcconaughey quotes was brilliant and the hardest I had laughed at anything in a while. And I probably enjoy Mafia as much as Tina does so I was stoked to see them play Mafia sort of.

"In 40 years, when we're old and I'm messed-up fat. Loose skin hanging. I've got boobs and you got hair on your face. Holding my rock sac while I'm sitting on the toilet so it doesn't fall in the water". "What are you saying?" "I'm saying, as you get older your testicles lengthen. No, what I'm saying is I love you,…

Whenever I watch the scene of Fisk and Vanessa are just watching Hell's Kitchen burn from the window, I get such strong "end of Fight Club" vibes that I half expect Where Is My Mind? to kick in. And maybe a split-second shot of a penis thrown in for good measure.

She didn't say Troy was dead. She said he was missing. Big difference.

Yeah, but I felt it worked because they acknowledged up front it was kind of hacky, plus the kid was playing off Cackowski, who's a more established and somewhat more developed character and consistently great, so that elevated it for me.

"Good news, Neil's talking to us again. He says he respects our moral position but not our execution. Also, he's never talking to us again". Hey, they gave Charley Koontz an actual send-off!

I know they've done episodes where the gang has had their secrets revealed before (both of which were better than this one), but the return of Craig Cackowski, and his new child cybercrime partner made this episode for me. Especially with the kid being the hardened cynical one.

Well they ARE owned by Sony. If they weren't, I doubt Harmon would go to this well again.

So I finished the season yesterday and while trying to figure out what to watch next, I remembered I had a DVD of the director's cut of the move I had never gotten around to watching. So I watched it and got a renewed appreciation for how good this show is and what a good job it does with the source material. Like the…

I live in Calgary and I get it! It's pretty funny and fairly accurate though so I don't hate it.

"Why does it have to be a white Bronco? Why not just a Bronco?" Young Nick does have a point.

If by "abomination" you mean "beautiful, hilarious chaos", then I agree with you.

I enjoyed the tag of this episode a lot actually. There was just a ton of great jokes crammed into that minute and a half. Especially the payoff to what house Chang goes to the bathroom in and when the Janitor who takes over the Dean's tablet begins joining in with all the tablets Abed's taken over chanting…

"Abraham Lincoln once said 'if you are a racist, I will attack you with the north.'" The Office doesn't really come into it's own until season 2 (Though I still enjoy season 1 mostly), but Diversity Day definitely stands up there with the best episodes of the show.

I really enjoyed Chang in this episode. He's still as irrelevant as he's been in the past couple seasons, but I don't mind as long as whatever he's up to is funny. And I found both his obsession with how Brenda was doing and him going off to shoot a porn at City College that winds up making Greendale look bad much…

"Is there any chance I could be sent to women's prison?" made that scene for me.

I like the conclusion to the trial because it's not Kimmy who figures out the evidence needed to beat the reverend. It's Gretchen, which I felt makes a nice point about how the mole women are only able to win by uniting together, and of course the brainwashed Gretchen would be the only one who could see the date and…

"You always thought you were better than us! Like that stuck-up owl from the tootsie pop commercial!" "Great insult Cyndee. Owls are smart and CAN FLY!"

Yeah, I actually enjoy her parents. Their reactions to Jacqueline saying she wanted a car like Gizmo from Gremlins was one of the better jokes of the episode.

"I am so sick of men like him bossing me around. I have my own opinions. I can do stuff without you!" "Re-directing to… nearest Tampon Store."