I think you're missing the meaning, particularly in the line about JFK. I've always interpreted the speech to mean that, in the grand scheme of things, all is meaningless and pointless. Why did JFK get shot? For some political ideal, sure, but ultimately there's no really good reason for his murder. Why does the guy…

Where? Haven't been able to find that one anywhere. At least not with subtitles.

That face Chase makes when he first shows off the black-face hand is the highlight of the episode.

I don't know about you, but I am more than happy to see this show continue trying to one-up itself with gross-out gags week after week.

This episode stumbled in places, but I agree with you - this is the closest I've felt the season has gotten to classic Community this season. I thought  painting the dingy rooms they'd been forced to use was a nice, subtle pay-off which was unexpected. I remain optimistic about the rest of this season.

Eating slimy boogers a few episodes ago was gross, but that close-up on Blake putting his lips on his grandpa's bubbling neck-hole almost made me throw up.

Yeah, I didn't think he'd cut his hair either - just styled it. They'd threatened to cut it earlier in the episode and he almost broke down in tears, so it would be weird to have him cut it later without drawing attention to it more directly.

This was a really good episode, but that whole scene starting from the guys flipping off Stern and  going through the "butt salad" conversation really didn't work and interrupted the flow in a noticeable way. The show was very action-oriented prior to this, and then slams on the brakes for an unfunny conversation…

It really is about time for The Wicker Centipede.

What's a Sleestak? That's your heart attack towel rack fallback.

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Did you ever read Pitchfork's review of the Flaming Lips' ZAIREEKA? The reviewer gave it a 0.0 without even listening to it, complaining that he didn't own four cd players.
How informative!

Hahahaha! Because Matthew MCConaughey is often shirtless! That's a good one!

I'm Like a Bird
was the only good song that Nelly ever made.

It was fun while it lasted.

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This is the first time I have ever tried this whole "firstie" thing. I hope it goes well.

Can't get bad right
It's true that this movie isn't hilarious in the way that "The Wicker Man" is, but it is nearly as good as "Next" is.

Actually, the career of Rick Moranis was never killed. He simply dropped out of show business after his wife died since he was trying to take care of his children and he had made so much money from the first "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" movie.

It's true
that I just kind of skimmed through the rest of the comments, so forgive me if this has already been mentioned, but…

Pilgrim: There are three. And LaHaye recently won a settlement that will allow him to re-make the three movies. So there may be three more.

Reading? I'm watching the movie in preparation for the release of "Fireproof".