DO NOT CARE.

WHO.

WHO.

Unless you're a true believer, just don't buy the Apple TV.  I grew up on a ][GS, used Macs in college, but have been using MS PCs since at least 1998.  Just 'cause I know the inherent superiority of Apple doesn't mean it's practical for my life and work.  But of course I do have an iPhone, and I swear I'll never use…

Unless you're a true believer, just don't buy the Apple TV.  I grew up on a ][GS, used Macs in college, but have been using MS PCs since at least 1998.  Just 'cause I know the inherent superiority of Apple doesn't mean it's practical for my life and work.  But of course I do have an iPhone, and I swear I'll never use…

Don't forget to blink!

Don't forget to blink!

The power button is for novices.

The power button is for novices.

Even though they keep on going back to Farnsworth as working for Mom, it's something I tend to forget.  I still think it was tacked on, because they wrapped it all up in the final 90 and that last minute and a half didn't do much for me.  Works for you, doesn't for me.  Eh.

Even though they keep on going back to Farnsworth as working for Mom, it's something I tend to forget.  I still think it was tacked on, because they wrapped it all up in the final 90 and that last minute and a half didn't do much for me.  Works for you, doesn't for me.  Eh.

Nah, I got that.  But thanks for pointing out the obvious that I actually pointed out in the first place.  And besides, I wasn't mentioning the Best Buy part of that paragraph, it was the near-fact that if you turn off all the new crap on your new gizmo, the a/v is just plain better.  I.e. the "rule of thumb."

Nah, I got that.  But thanks for pointing out the obvious that I actually pointed out in the first place.  And besides, I wasn't mentioning the Best Buy part of that paragraph, it was the near-fact that if you turn off all the new crap on your new gizmo, the a/v is just plain better.  I.e. the "rule of thumb."

"The rule of thumb with features on a new TV set is that if there’s something that has an on/off switch, usually you want it turned off."

"The rule of thumb with features on a new TV set is that if there’s something that has an on/off switch, usually you want it turned off."

That was easily the only good line from the final act.

That was easily the only good line from the final act.

This may be the first episode I've seen from this season that didn't click for me either.  As Zack mentioned, the show was firing on all cylinders the first seven minutes.  But I realized right before the first commercial break that there is no way the episode can maintain this momentum, and I was right.  It wasn't…

This may be the first episode I've seen from this season that didn't click for me either.  As Zack mentioned, the show was firing on all cylinders the first seven minutes.  But I realized right before the first commercial break that there is no way the episode can maintain this momentum, and I was right.  It wasn't…

Considering the name of the gang Bender joins is called the "Ink Jets" this is awesome.