"Anyway, Hugh, there's more to my life than just the wrecking ball: I also crush cars into cubes.  And on the side, I promote local tough man contests.  Basically, I'm getting out all my aggression 'till I go to law school."

What was the point of killing the last segment with a rerun of the emeth commercial?  Did they pull something last minute and slap that in there to cover?

No shit, Sherlock.

Shoe on head.

His determination to argue on the internet, and his inability to let it go, kept me laughing throughout the episode.  It's so consistent with this characterization of Holmes that you can completely believe how obsessive it would make him trying to prove to people on the internet that they are wrong.

Oh crap, you're finally ahead of me for episodes. Time to catch back up in my rewatch.

Cam and Mitch have been nice and affectionate to each other all season (so far) and it's made them much more tolerable.

You just watched a man fall in to a blob of fake element and live and your complaint is about Coulson being alive?

Ian Hart's delivery of his lines saved this episode for me.

Sorry, it's no Nietzsche Family Circus.

What was up with Ms. Hoover? She sounded literally phoned in.

@avclub-0156b2354dbfac532599c5d359cb4f9b:disqus I wouldn't be able to recognize a single Miley Cyrus song if my life depended on it.  I just assumed the video was parodying a genre, not a specific song.

For such an infamous episode, it honestly has some of the most quotable lines ever.

Who's the Canadian on the writing staff that slipped in all the Canada jokes?

I'll admit it, I liked Doggett.

Yes, yes it is.

I don't know, this one was just… boring. Especially compared to last week.

For those who are wondering who will do the dirty jobs, don't worry, there will still be immigrants in the future.

It's a magical place.

Don't praise the machine.