I took the morning off. I told them I'm in a cult. I'm fine with this.

I've decided that the afterlife/minor hell hypothesis is the likeliest explanation for this season. The asteroid wiped out Colorado…

1AM in MST. Suck it Central.

For the tonights- last episode… Predictions.

That's about where I'd put this one. The mockumentay format didn't really work out this time, otherwise it was okay.

Not rape jokes. No, because of the implication.

It almost looks like she's controlling each eyeball independently, not just the lids.

It's actually interesting to read through the division on this episode. For everyone asking if this is like, "it", with one more episode left; welcome to this show for every season, but one. But yeah, this is like, it. Hopefully.

Get bent, not one of us.

It had fallen off of a crazy cliff that season. What are you talking about? Imposter psychologists, deanelgangers, Emperor Chang, deans imprisoned in basements, vice dean assassinations, messiahs, bone saws…

Ever since they had Chevy launching into a story circle on a blackboard the second episode in, I can't stop seeing story circles. What did it say behind not Dan? Are these 6 13 hints?

Gillian Jacob's impersonation of Aubrey Plaza is impossibly funny.

To Joshua Alston: An "actor" played Briggs Hatton (Matt Gourley). Consult with people who know shit if you can't be bothered to even read the f'ing credits before you come out here and pretend to know what you are writing about. Every week, it's been a smorgasbord of new beanz mistakes. Every freaking week with these…

I keep getting into arguments with Frankie apologists. It's the way she was written, guys. Other characters have floundered in developmental hell; Chang, Britta, and Shirley. Can't really blame the actors doing the best with what they're given. It's the writing, guys, that's all. It's okay to be critical of a part but…

Erin McGathy probably contributed to the whole Harmontown vibe. Your Pixar tastes, however, are dishonorable.

I'll be up. Probably. The only thing in my planner for the morning is a matinee of Mad Max. Still haven't seen it, and tomorrow morning is the only chance I'll get.

Damon Lindelof wrote Tomorrowland? I learned this just now.

I didn't say that I liked Elroy, did I?

She doesn't make sense. We're told to care about her, repeatedly in this one, but it doesn't really make sense as to why we are supposed to. Why is group friends with her? Have they become friends? We didn't see this/hasn't been demonstrated. Why does she care about Greendale? She almost began crying in the scene…

Don't be dicks…