Frankly, I just get exhausted of reading the same thing over and over about the show. Like I said, this has been the common thought now for most of my life. It's not exactly an interesting opinion, or one that hasn't been discussed.

You know, I'm not condoning terrorism, but if you have to terrorize, you may as well do it over an important issue like waffles.

That's really the difference between passable comedy, and great comedy. You can make the straightforward Korean restaurant joke, and it's mildly funny. Or you can make that same joke, but add all the layers on top of it that this episode did, and it becomes hilarious.

I loved Stan's twenty second timer that had a depleting heart graphic, and ended with a little laughing skull. Ridiculous details like that make this one of the best shows on television.

I was almost expecting the guy Roger was leading Stan to to be another persona of Roger.

I really don't think there's been a worse season than 11 or 12, if only because the decline in those seasons was so sudden, and so much, that the show never recovered.

Yeah… The word I was thinking of was newsgroups, wasn't it? Couldn't remember in the moment.

So if the show comments on pop culture that has already existed for a while, it's desperate to stay relevant, and if it comments on pop culture that is burgeoning, and about to become big, it's "jumping the gun"? There is literally no winning with the internet commentariat. And that's something that has been…

It's a standard promo art thing where they put their best effort into making it pretty. Which ironically, makes it look off putting since the series really shouldn't look that good. That whole issue has been a problem with the animation for nearly as long as the writing's decline.

Frankly, I've been sick of hearing about how The Simpsons is in a decline for literally more than half of my life (I've been hearing about it since season 12 or 13 consistently, and I'm 23). It's not that it isn't true, because, oh god, is it true. It's that the criticism is trite, and not at all a fresh take on the…

It was likely a parody of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

It wasn't really as good as Regis made it out to be (or jokingly made it out to be, who can tell on the internet?), but there's been a few episodes this season that were either classic quality or very close to it. In fact, since the Great Decline (season 10 or 11), there's always been at least two or three episodes…

Thanks. I figured it was something like that, but I forgot about that episode, and just couldn't understand what he was saying there.

I keep rewinding, but I can't make out what Stewie says when Brian rushes out to meet his son. "Oooh, that dog of mine! That's my ____. Look it up on the internet." Anyone care to enlighten me?

I love the hand motion he makes when he says "We fucked, bro!"

Community really should have ended at season 25.

Screw this show. Give us The Papa Legba Show where he snorts cocaine and drinks hot chocolate all day.

Am I crazy or does the first picture of the yogi make him look like an older, bearded Dan Harmon? I think this site has made me start to see Community fueled hallucinations…

I found season four to be one of the most interesting and funny seasons of a show ever. However, even at its worst, you'd be insane to compare it, realistically, to anything like The Millers. I mean, criticism is fine, but be reasonable.

Tambor's got five kids, four of which he is actively supporting since they're pretty young… He's game for anything, I think. A paycheck's a paycheck.