I always felt this show was a one season idea. But unfortunately it got too popular for its own good by then, and now the network is milking it for everything it's worth. The Office was good until Steve Carell left, which was a solid few seasons; but this show fell off the rails sometime during the second season. This…

This was one of those episodes where none of the sketches truly stood out; but we were spared of any really awful ones either. All in all a solid episode.

This was a good episode. This show is setting up to be one of the strongest sitcoms on TV right now; if it hasn't already. Granted I'm a huge fan of Michael Schur so I'm a bit partial here, but this is one of the only "good" comedies airing right now.

Why would a theory based on fiction be included in a show based on fact?

There are some similarities, but the two story arcs are quite different. the Mad Men plot is much better written; and as you said Don will bring his own downfall by lying, but I can't see it bringing down the firm; or even the people in it who know. Plus, surely there's a statute of limitations on desertion, they're…

Exactly this. I thoroughly enjoyed this show through season 2, but it went downhill in a hurry starting sometime late in that second season. This show really isn't living up to its potential, and while for now I'm still watching it; it's definitely not because of the plot, or the characters, or the dialogue. That…

The quality of the writing on this show is continuing its downward spiral. I used to love this show and binge-watched seasons 1 and 2, but then as I watched through season 3 over last summer, I began to like it less and less. At this point, I'm one bad episode away from giving up on the show completely.

I much prefer a game that doesn't take 30 hours to play, with some exceptions of course. An RPG shouldn't take 10 hours to finish, and an FPS shouldn't take 40 hours

This episode seemed a bit weak; but I think we need to see which direction Leslie ends up going in before making a final judgement. This strikes me as the kind of episode that was necessary to set the wheels in motion for a more significant part of the story.

If that show was 4 or 5 seasons shorter, I would have enjoyed it a lot more.

The miley cyrus episode was much worse than this one.

Still better than miley cyrus.

I really wanted to like this show, but it was terrible for every minute of time it was on the air.

Luckily I don't listen to the top 40 radio stations so I haven't heard this song too much. There are some really good songs on the album, especially Buzzcut Season. Calling Lorde a one hit wonder only makes sense if you're too ignorant to look beyond the one single that admittedly, has gotten too much airtime for its…

Well after all, bacon is no joking matter.

The Simon & Simon one was pretty funny, but I thought the second one was a bit lacking in the humor department. Hopefully they can pick it up and end on a high note.

I'd go as far as saying Band on the Run was better as an entire album than most of the LPs the Beatles put out. Most Beatles albums had some all-time classic songs, but usually also had quite a few tracks that no one except the most hardcore fans could even identify.

I wonder if they would increase the city size now; because if I remember right, but of the reason for the small cities was so the servers wouldn't choke.