Many Doctors have had multiple companions. It’s really only the modern series that have had just one, and I think they need to break out of that a little. We remember individuals like Sara Jane Smith because, well, she was awesome, but she also had Harry along with her. Jo was often joined by Brigadier Alistair Gordon…

In no way are they one note. A capricious god can create a comedy, drama, or whatever. It’s the one that throws Marge Gunderson into the desperate world of low rent murder so she can prove simple goodness is a powerful force, allows a man to escape the wonton instrument of death via a coin flip, and sends a flood…

Agreed.  I miss the hangout aspects of the Core-4.

Well, spoiler for a 27 year old movie but... John Goodman is shown to be a mass murderer who may have killed Barton’s parents, uncle, and the woman he just slept with. Barton is forced to write scripts that will never be produced and told that he’ll be ridiculed around the studio. He is carrying a box containing what…

I agree. The Bad Place crew does things just because it’s the wrong thing to do, and that’s fun to them. No other reason. They probably even begrudgingly admire Michael for breaking the rules so thoroughly, and it took a whole team of them to figure it out. If he wasn’t so actively trying to subvert their entire…

Trevor was doomed to fail even if Michael didn’t get involved. Everyone was bonding over their dislike of him.  Jason and Tahini went straight to their mutual attraction. Chidi wasn’t doing anything he doesn’t already do, and Simone was always going to get him and Eleanor back together.

Theory 1: The four will find out…

That restaurant is based very much on reality. It’s a mix of TGI Friday’s forced casualness and places like “The American Dream” in Paris.

I love the Coens, really I do, but man their worldview is exhausting. A Serious Man is basically their thesis... nothing really matters, the world is harsh and capricious, and while there may be a God or Plan it is just using us as pawns and laughing as we flail. Even their comedies are “nothing matters, so have a…

Are you saying there is something in the deer tonight?  Oh lord!

And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Rogers, and Neighbors followed with him...

Antifa wears masks so it’s possible they already are.

Me theory: Rhino Stu is really two people! 
Person 1: the motherflippin’ Rhymenoceros.
Person 2: “Stu,” Coco’s roommate, whom Bert was inviting to join into a musical threesome.

That’s right, this is stealth marketing for The Flight of The Conchords HBO special on October 6 at 10PM. It’s all connected!!

It’s a good thing he’s got a beard because you can tell he was starting to crack a smile.

Rich White Males.  Hasn’t shit on them yet.

We don’t really have many sketch comedy stars and we need more. The only other one I can think of is Fred Armisen. Kenan has found his niche. I don’t think anybody could have played that lobster better than him.

I’m glad that the show is trying (I hope) to re-find it’s heart. It’s been at it’s worst when the characters affection for each other is dispensed of for a gag or to create a plot, which in latter (last 15) seasons has been far too often.

The writing still feels a little clunky. While, “As someone who’s fallen off a…

I’m so very hoping that this becomes better than the sum of it’s influences. So far it uses them all beautifully but what we have in this episode is a standard “addict” movie laced with the DNA of the underrated “Strange Days” where people can hard-wire themselves with either their own or other’s memories so naturally…

Maybe thats where the spiders are dunked?

Even though it wasn’t a pun, I kinda liked “Dunkin’ Spiders.”  I’m a simple man.

It suffered from not having the gang all together. I really did enjoy the individual stories though, especially Jason’s. The Michael/Jason conversations are really becoming my favorites, as Michael seriously. Everyone needs a Guardian Angel like Michael. (hmmmm....)

One of the perks of having a short season is you can…