But I thought t was Harmon who turned the whole thing to shit in the first place.

Put it back in the deck, S. Epatha.

This seems like three minutes of Sandra Bullock going 'Aaaagh!'. I din't think I could put up with a whole movie of that.

Go have a wank and cool off.

That happened once, you yellow coward!

Get a life, weepy.

Oh shut up. It was a good joke that has given the prissy 'Oh won't somebody think of the children' crowd a conniption fit.

Who gives a shit? You're boring the place up.

Unfortunately, Community began turning to shit right at the start of Season 2 which, by your calendar is exactly when that fat drunk began letting the fans determine the plots.

Dude, calm down.

I would; 'Hey, it's you Anderson!'. And he'd say: 'Yeah, hi!' And I'd say: 'Grats on murdering your brother and getting away with it!' just to see what would happen.

You are exactly the kind of fan I'm talking about.

Ugh no, they're two completely different types of films. If anything, you follow it up with the most realistic war film there's ever been: 'Where Eagles Dare'.

It's also the only Bond film where he is consistently outwitted - and out-witticised - by the villains. There's a great scene where he's in blackest Harlem, surrounded by superfly guys, pimps and hustlers and he, of course, is in a Saville Row suit and the black detective who saves him from being shot just looks him…

It's what we call 'a joke'. Don't you have them in your country?

The sweetest and kind of most natural thing about this whole episode was the little disco dance. I know it was supposed to be fantasy and artificial but it seemed a good deal more sincere and emotionally logical than Andy's ridiculously irrelevant attempts to break into showbusiness and Dwight and Angela's ludicrously…

Live & Let Die

Liebschen… Sweetness-heart, what watch?

That depends. Are you Aerial Castro?

I have got to the stage where Andy's lonely suicide in a short-stay hotel room would be the ideal - and funniest - climax of his tenure.