Maybe for the last season of The League, they could do some non-B-roll location shooting.

The hell it didn't.

OITNB has the "all Christians are stupid and/or evil" nonsense from Weeds, as well as one very Kohan-esque deus ex machina season finale, but fortunately that's all that carried over from Weeds.

Old man sex fantasies + a list of people the creator doesn't like + transphobic humor, yeah.

I haven't seen the eps prior to that, but I think the best Black-ish ep of the season was the one where Dre brings cupcakes to Jack and Diane's class.

Been dreamin' about those johnnycakes!

HomeMade Pizza Company was really good, but at those prices, I'll pay the extra buck or two for a pizza from a pizzeria.

Seconded, holy shit the Godfather parodies were great.

Me, at the beginning of the most recent season: "Oh, the actress who plays Alex must be like 25, that's how it usually is on television…[checks IMDB] Goddammit."

My wife used to buy Two-Buck Chuck by the case for her and her friends, so Phil's "That's a $500 bottle of wine! That's like 100 bottles of your wine!" was especially hilarious to us.

Did Eric Stonestreet get paid every time Cam mentioned Garrett's Popcorn in Connection Lost?

Divine was supposed to play Peggy's mom and Peggy's uncle.

There was also the sketch that was a soccer hooligans call-in show and Pierce played their guest, a tennis hooligan.

I guess I did too, but Hader's wife definitely acted more like she was Segal's SIL and not his sister.

No. No electric ear cleaners, either.

I don't know, I left the firm right after the dude got fired. I don't think so. I know the stroke affected her speech pretty badly.

Try not to break your arm jacking yourself off, Bort Sr.

I'm also glad that the fax is not the primary mode of written communication.

Bill Rutherford, Princeton Admissions.

Not always. Kosher bacon is made from beef, for example, and kosher ribs are beef ribs, which are gross.