RIP Douchebag Jar

This is where the law gets screwed up. The civil law says that he was responsible, but couldn't call him a murderer because a criminal case had already called him innocent. So it's like the same as if someone who was driving ran someone over who just ran out into the road. They're responsible for the death in civil…

If they outright said it, then yes they could be sued for defamation/libel. In the eyes of the law, he's been found not guilty, therefore to slander his name and say he's guilty is a libel offence.

who's phillip again?

I'm not convinced theyre dead. I really can't see Murphy killing off Gaga, what the hell are they going to do for the next three episodes? She would've used Donovan as a human shield, flipped a table or something. I would not be surprised to see Donovan dead, but Gaga is a stretch.

I haven't seen the trailer yet. While highly doubtful, Gaga might NOT be dead at all. This is a Ryan Murphy show after all- no guarantee of anything.

I assumed it was because he died as a vampire or whatever theyre supposed to be. So if you die human, you become a ghost, but if you die a vampire, you dont

I surely can't be the only person that has wanted her and Peter to get together since the wedding episode?

im actualy kind of sad this didn't turn out better. it had so much potential but the writing has let it down time and again.

im getting so done with this show. its hit this stale mate that i can't see it getting through.

This show died with Jerome. It was something that i was hoping wouldn't be the case, but clearly, they lost its best star. Whoever the Joker is now will be the shadow of what jerome created, and therefore loses its fierceness. Who knew you could make the joker pointless?

id just kind of like them to have one small victory like they did last (?) season when they did something cool and kind of showed they were competant, they just didnt want to be.

I felt that way for a while until last week when they blatently ignored hitchcocks wife leaving him and i found that a very "jerry" thing. seeing as he was quite rightly upset about it. Theyll always be the butt of the joke. Theyre just a Jerry duo and i was kind of hoping for more, even if it was they were both in on…

I know its right that it was Amy but there was some small part of me that was really hoping it was Scully or Hitchcock who was the janitor. They're the most useless characters on the show that don't have a reason to be there, and are often an afterthought.

i just rewatched the last scene to see it. there was definately a grin there!!

anyone else seeing the "as you wish"/Princess Bride lining up? x

How is Jenny Slate and Ben Schwartz as Mona Lisa and Jean Ralphio, the Parks and Rec twins, NOT on this list? That casting was geeeeeenius! x

I love this episode but i really hope this is it for community. unless they run a kickstarter funded movie to bring the whole #sixseasonsandamovie joke to its full circle, thatd be brilliant. but its run its course now, and everyone knows it. this was a really nice episode to say goodbye.

I was so frustrated to know this was the finale, because it felt like the penultimate episode.

Yeah but they've all had episodes focus on them. the nearest marcus got was the dinner party, and that was mainly for rosa and holt.