I really liked how Abed was annoyed when he acknowledge that he knew Jeff worked out.

What was the reference to Hickey?

Why would he leave? Good reviewers should congregate in one place and not make it so we have to chance them down across the internet.

I loved how as he "fell to his death" he double checked that the cushions he was falling onto were there.

All this show needs is a single female lawyer.

He's always Kim Jong-un-believable.

Elroy's “We’re not cutting a frame of Glip Glop!” was pretty good too.

Don't treat your favorite things as "too precious" it makes them harder to just be casually enjoyed.

When she does that she makes it harder for men too…

I always find it weird when a TV show references another TV show from the same network. It gets me thinking "ok, what's on in your universe when your show is airing then?"

Speaking of that scene, did anybody else notice how they were referencing "Apocolypse Now"? Considering the earlier filmmaking/hearts of darkness episode I felt like there was a delibrate homage to Apocolypse Now based on how Abed came out of the frisbees and the slight musical cue they played as he did.

Boop boop boopity boop, sex!

Reminded me of the crawl door for Mr. Burns office when homer had to beg for his job back in Bowling Alley/Pregnant Marge episode.

I weirdly kinda liked this episode. Where other ones have been somewhat flat for me, this one was at least interesting to watch, a lot of WTF moments that amused me. No real laugh out louds for a long time on this show, but few shows do that for me.

So their desktop just has like 'Mike.exe' so they can spy on him whenever they want?

The reviewer turned it into one. And I would hope that we can say "this show is good because it's written well" not "this show is good because it's written by FEMALE writers" which seems to be the reviewers point.

Why did they bring him in then, if the only goal they had while keeping him there was keeping him calm long enough before getting rid of him?

How did he see she wasn't dead? I got the feeling she was really gutted, so was her heart beating even though it wasn't attached to anything or what?

It feels reductive to me. It's like the reviewer is acting like these people can't be writers or directors they are black writers or women directors.

Hawkeye: Hey everybody!