Probably based on discussions of Twilight with adult women who enjoy it like a silly, trashy guilty pleasure. I'm not one of them, but I know girls like that. I don't live in a small town nor do I talk to lonely teenage / middle-aged women, so I've never met a living breathing Twilight maniac.

But isn't that a little rude, since it's his cash cow?

*Crossing out everything on a large world map

apology accepted

Careful, he's getting angry. You wouldn't like Fat Mac when he's angry.

Yeah I ain't complainin.

His trunk is full of rope and duct tape.

I loved the part where he ate Dennis's eyebrows, digested them, then popped them out on his own face.

Twilight's, like, whatever.

Aww I liked Keith :( Those women seemed weasley.

Oh dear, where have you been? I'm sheltered and even I had a few nerds yell at me about that movie a few years ago.

Ah, that's true. I just remembered a shot of the dudes looking at the flour shelves and exclaiming "there's not enough, we can't make tortillas."

Hear hear!

I am all over that sloppy tres leches. I would trust a sloppy tres leches over a neat colorful vanilla-pineapple cake any day.

And I like Stanley's line about "the black community…."

Well, I thought it was funny. (As the constant refrain goes in these write-up comments, I just watch it as I would any other sitcom.) I laughed a lot — the innovation ideas, the hats, Limitless, Gabe as Lincoln, the dandies on Schrute Farms. By that measure, I wouldn't say this episode was a complete dud.

Exactly! Classical radio condenses several centuries and wildly different sounds into one format — a Gregorian chant here, Beethoven there, followed up by Gershwin. If one really wanted to be a purist, one could write letters of complaint to classical stations (which would be duly noted I'm sure, just like any…

Spinal Tap gathering around a radio to hear one of their songs…now filed in "Where Are They Now?"…

Channel drift! Exactly.

Like a drain?