It wasn't just your bad signal, it was lit such a perfect way as to only hint at the blood and brains.

I've been mixing my own Franch for years. Delicious.

I've been mixing my own Franch for years. Delicious.

Towards the end of the article I accidentally read "Tosh is no doubt screaming at his husband…"

Towards the end of the article I accidentally read "Tosh is no doubt screaming at his husband…"

Operation Kitty Calendar

Operation Kitty Calendar

"I'm an ideas man, Michael, I think I proved that with Fuck Mountain."

"I'm an ideas man, Michael, I think I proved that with Fuck Mountain."

"And some waffle fries, FOR FREE."

"And some waffle fries, FOR FREE."

It's been an entire week. Should we call the police?

It's been an entire week. Should we call the police?

Right next to the Waldorf.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: "I'll allow it," will always, ALWAYS make me laugh.

Next week: "No wait, THIS was the night Community disappeared up its own butthole!"
Following week: "Wait wait wait! THIS was the night Community disappeared up its own butthole!"
…….

I loved when Abed-as-Pierce-as-Emmy-Contender-Alzheimers-Patient sat at the study table, stared straight ahead, and said "I think I'm on a train," which is pretty much exactly how Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas went down. Good to see that Abed has some perspective on it now.

I saw it in a fairly empty theater, and "I don't think Curtis HAS a cousin" had me laughing out loud for a good ten seconds. I was the only one laughing.

@avclub-84f9e7d729107289d35152b4262e2b53:disqus The explanation was that a power surge knocked out communication with demolition, so they never go the order to blow the tunnel. My interpretation after the fact was that Marty messing with the elevator caused the power surge.

Having seen the trailer (knowing that someone is orchestrating the horror scenario), all of the sacrifice imagery in the opening credits tipped me off right away. The great part was that there was no single moment that it was made explicitly clear to the audience in an "Aha!" twisty way. (Except at the end with…