Best moment of the episode. I was howling with laughter.

Cynicism is reality. For a guy who believes the majortity of rants he goes on, he wants every one of his albums to dominate the culture and society landscape. Remember, he is competing with Kendrick Lamar and to some extent Drake in being the most relevant and influential voice in hip hop and music. He needs full…

The man's album is coming out in 2 days so why not get a lot more exposure, chatter and attention by randomly making a statement that he knows would get all eyes on him? Simple promotion.

Anyone else try and talk like St. Cloud for an extended period of time? Once I started I couldn't stop.

Yes those moments come to mind. You think they will do either one of those?

Can they realistically go all the way with The Preacher? From Herr Starr to meat fucking to all the various weird shit going on from the comics? I just want at least 90 percent faithful adaptation of the fucked up stuff. Something tells me they may only get to do 65%. AMC has never been known for no holds barred…

Leaving any door or window unlocked before I go to bed. It is probably due to The Strangers or Prince of Tides. I firmly believe a house invasion and family getting raped will occur simply because a random door or window was left unlocked.

This episode needed more Louie! It just gets really depressing when Mama Baskets isn't directly involved in the storyline.

I am a lifelong suburbanite and I loathe the city. I loved the trash bags all piled into one room. The weekly trash pickup being a foreign concept to Mac.

I wish Dennis was not imagining his storm rant to Wally. If they just left it as is it would have been perfect. Dennis in all his insane rage and nude glory.

"What do you want me to ask pool guy? If he knew shit that I was interested in he wouldn't be a fucking pool guy!"

You aren't lying. I am hooked.

I have never watched Venture Bros before. I am currently watching the first season and I plan to binge through to season 6. It is fun so far. Which season is considered it's best?

It is, but reality is there are only several bachelor degrees that are actually worth your financial investment. The rest are just qualifications to be able to apply for serviceable job positions.

This show really hits home for me. I was one of the many who was unwise enough to get a liberal arts degree in English. It was comparable to a clown college degree from France once I got in the real world.

Louie Anderson is doing some of his best work in years. Everything from the gym room, cats named Reagan, Tip O'neill and Will Feral were great. I choked laughing when he tried to aid Martha in the bathroom only to come back out and be startled by Chip standing there. Anderson just owns every scene.

Frank's Warhol art snob was the highlight of this episode. If anyone said he was Sia then I know they were born in 1997.

Just brilliant. It had to end awkwardly once she started chugging to long.

The fast food drive through scene and Louie Anderson's soda gag won me over on this show. Oddball but worth watching.

For a second there I saw the group photo and assumed Murphy was making one more season of The Shield. Wishful thinking.