Sorry, wasn't intended towards anyone in particular, just the internet in general.

I'm really not getting the fervor against what @avclub-e57f718840a576abbb40a7d046c4e3b0:disqus said, but then I'm a horrible human being who found it funny, and found The Onion tweet funny. It certainly didn't seem flag-worthy.

I bet he'll link us to his blog with zero comments where he ranks them in order of which film best fulfills the auteur's vision. What fun!

She's an extended art project straight out of Portlandia.

What about Enlightened? I hear that's pretty good.

Me too! Hidden meanings!

I thought he raped it?

These faces and personalities are substantially better.

Not trying to turn this into a competition between shows or something, but I feel the exact same way about Community's characters that you do about Parks & Recreation's characters.

Hasn't that always been this show?

I think the show's always had a lot in common with Scrubs. For example, Leonard and Neil seem like they could have been lifted from Scrubs' huge well of one note, ancillary characters.

What the hell was that?

@avclub-9808b9d9bef3cc06261d0ca743532cfc:disqus Also, the Blue Olivia interacted with same Henry the that the Red Olivia named her son after, and she retained memories of that timeline.

That's all I can ask for.

Happy 12:06 AM!

@avclub-4d854debfb4d550a51d8c44865faf00e:disqus So all in all, it was a pretty typical episode of Fringe.

@avclub-9808b9d9bef3cc06261d0ca743532cfc:disqus sometimes, torrents are known to cause the downloader to grow giant quill like protrusions and become rampaging porcupine men. Other than that, they're perfectly safe.

The "thing exploding out of" the Loyalist's chest might be from Unleashed.

She's the cutest Fringe event.

I'm pretty sure Burn Notice is an unsolvable Fringe event.