I saw this in person. It was far and away the most powerful and affecting part of the show, and damn funny. Thank God for Mike Shure.

What if he got run over by a lawn mower?

I lose it every goddamn time they get to that. It's fighting "it's been" and "itsbeenawhile" as the Earwolf catchphrase that has most invaded my speech habits.

Can we talk about the music in this show? I'm pretty sure it's Jeff Richmond again, but it's really great in the same way 30 Rock's was—it gives such insight into the world we're watching. And the theme song is a lot of fun, it feels like a merging of 30 Rock's energy and Transparent's visuals, with a lot of new…

I heard he sympathizes with Osama Bin Laden!

Louis C.K? That guy's a real bummer.

"My dear Watson, I owe you a thousand apologies."

WHO SHOULD I BELIEVE

Hey, you just blow in from stupid town?

Hey A.V Club, you've been good to us, but for Christmas I'd love some classic reviews of "The Wire". Maybe also ease up just a litttttttleeeee bit on the "Great Job Internet!" pieces unless they're really paying the bills.

It was wonderful.

He's grieving. This week has been a lot.

Is this an episode of Great Podcasts?

The iBrain?

I'm starting to circle back and wonder if we're getting exactly what we deserve.

They left out the Scouring of the Shire! Oh wait…

with a little reverb it would've been better…

Sir, I have a hunch. How do you feel about breaking some fuckin' rules?

Background listening is a big deal. I hate using crappy 3rd party apps when I'm just listening to audio on my phone—I hope this carries to non-music videos like debates and speeches. I want to hear Nixon without looking at him.

I'm making 90 daffodils an hour picking them in a field. I was amazed when my neighbour told me she was averaging 90, but I see how it works now. I feel so much freedom now that I have so many daffodils.