Just by saying that, you've sent me back to Level 4. You owe me 100 lava lamps.

I hereby declare that all of Gary Oldman's past and future roles now belong to Sam Rockwell.

♫ A synonym is just another word for

It was off-putting. And surprising, seeing as how this was their seventh live show, and the audio has never been a problem before.

Poor audio quality aside, the live MBMBAM was absolutely fantastic, and featured one of the best Yahoo Answers I've ever heard ("How do I make my garbageman fall in love with me?"). Highly recommended.

That's a comforting thought. I enjoyed S5, but it was a profoundly sad affair for Abed and Troy.

It's entirely possible that I misinterpreted the remark.

Dammit, now it's in my head.

I watched the entire run over the last few weeks, so I haven't been here for a lot of the post-episode discussions, and it's been fun to try and guess what the grade and community reaction will be after I finish an episode.

I've always found the "gas leak season" bit to be pretty brazen and rude on Harmon's part, especially considering how atrocious the end of S3 was.

If you're going to examine group dynamics, you need an outsider, and he was an absolute pro.

My question was more about the character. I assume that even if they do revive Community, Donald Glover is out. But it would still bum me out if Troy the character planned on leaving for good - even if we're never going to see him again anyways.

I just recently watched the entire run, and I haven't been around for most of the discussions, so I thought I'd dump some thoughts here…

…of Arrested Development.

Was the implication that Troy wasn't going to return to Greendale after his voyage? There was a weird finality to the goodbyes, and I can't figure out if that was fan service (Donald Glover saying his farewell to the audience), or if Troy was leaving for good. I'd be super bummed out it if was the latter.

Disagree. I played 3 first and I think NV is much, much more enjoyable. Neck and neck with DA:O for my favorite experience of the last console generation.

I've always loved Womps, but yes, she is a little less volume-centric than she used to be. And having Lennon Parham around doesn't hurt.

I'm only a few hours in, but it's a fantastic game. And gorgeous.

Good to know.

It seems like a mundane detail, but what IS he going to do with the name? It's part of the schtick, which, by all accounts, he's dropping - but boy, Stephen Cole-burt doesn't have the same ring to it, does it?