Three levels down… we have to go deeper. *BWAAAAAAAM*

Lamentations Of Their Women is one of my favorite bands. They're pretty obscure, you guys probably haven't heard them.

I'll agree that he isn't right for the role, but overrated? Come on.

…The hell? I thought the new comment system was supposed to keep out the riff-raff.

That THAT, East coast!

I'd plow HER wetlands!

Goddamn, Sean, I don't care if you liked the episode; you can't go around puttin' people on blast.
One of my favorite parts of the whole damn thing. When I was stationed in San Diego in 2008, all these rich California white boys were freakin' obsessed with that phrase. Which is funny, because it was about 3 years…

Two inches. FROM THE GROUND.

I wouldn't touch Funnybot's [GIMMICK] with [REBECCA BLACK'S] [NUTSACK].

[Mandatory sweatshop reference]

And what's the deal with this whole internet thing? I mean, hey!

Screeners, huh? Do you guys know someone in the television business or something?

…The hell?
How is this review even up? The episode doesn't even start for another fifteen minutes here!

More fucking Ovaltine, please!

I actually checked out their site; one of the songs was called "Starfleet Destroyer", and I couldn't resist. But yes, it's terrible.

Just pictured you with short hair and no paint-splattered overalls… Yowza!

Scorpio's the super-villain Springfield deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll hunt him, because he can take it. Because he's not our guest-star. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight.

You know, Ellie, if you put down that camera and got rid of the ponytail, you'd actually be kinda hot.

MacFarlane being cheap yet again
A few seasons ago it was the awful three-minute Conway Twitty song that they inserted right into the middle of an episode, and tonight it was Bowie and Jagger's Dancing in the Streets. Such a shameless ploy to fill up time so additional jokes don't have to be written. Same with the…

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