BNL has two Billboard Awards to Sean O'Neal's zero.

You joke, but I would watch the hell out of that movie.

Everytime T-Dog's offscreen, all the other characters should be asking, "Where's T-Dog?"

At one point, he was teaching them Klingon.

Yes. See, T-Dog understands that by appearing onscreen, he's subjecting himself to crappy writing that will make him become unlikable, just like everyone else on the show. By never showing up at all, he'll never have that opportunity, and will therefore be the strongest character.

I guess what I'm saying is… I admire her commitment to community service.

Referencing Nosferatu at the end of that episode is one of the strangest things I have ever seen a children's show do.

So, did anybody else shout "You could be a plumber!" when Jerry Minor walked in?

That's up after Martin Luther King Day. "Sounds like you… have a dream."

Waiting for someone to give the obligatory "Her?" whenever Mae Whitman is mentioned…

Nope, it's an Entenmann's.

I have the weirdest boner.

During the Daryl/Carol moment, my roommates started chanting, "ANGRY SEX! ANGRY SEX! ANGRY SEX!"

They established back in "94 Meetings" that April knew about Duke Silver, and recognized Ron on her first day at work. I think it makes sense that she would be in on it.

Aubrey Plaza/Kristin Bell look-a-like side boob? Huzzah!

Definitely surprised by the C- grade here, as I thought this was one of the best episodes of the season (Not saying much, but I'll take what I can get).

And then I'd reply with "Gimme the news, I gotta bad case of lovin' you!"

That was one of the best episodes. Like, ever.

And then they have a three-way with Jeff in a hot air balloon.

No no, he's talking about White George Foreman.