Ya, there is no real reason to watch this, but I'll go out on a limb here by saying we, who watched this, know exactly why.
"Our starship is in trouble"
GOLD!
Ron's giggle was all I needed from this episode.
"The only thing you won last heist was a lifetime of mediocre heterosexual intercourse with Jake."
Dead.
I'm probably apart of the minority on this and there may be a few people who will get pissed off at me for saying this, but Jane absolutely deserved what Cliff said to her. I get that her past was and is very, very traumatic, I do. That doesn't mean she should get a pass every time she's being a bitch and shouldn't have shots fired back at her.
Damn what a great episode. Scott & Stonebridge appearance was awesome.
Just saw Furious 7 for the 1st time and even though the action was over the top and unreal it was an amazing movie. Great acting and the final minutes of the movie knowing that Paul Walker is not with us anymore makes it so much more sad..crying like a little baby and not caring
What Nancy did for Dustin was really sweet. Why can’t she be like this the whole time? She’s much more interesting when she’s not chasing after a boy.
"...he's not the first man who got in trouble for eatin' a little pussy."
Made my day.
I’m giving this episode an 8, purely because of that whole potato salad fiasco. I found that to be hilarious.
All the trouble caused by people not talking or listening to each other. No one saying the right things to get people to act. It's just so brilliantly annoying :) I just want to shout at the screen "Stop being such morons!".
The frustration is what makes this show. So far no horror or gore, just people stupidly acting like people. But then I guess us viewers know the direction this is taking and they don't. I can see this is going to hit the top of my watch list.
Such a great episode. The main plot with Leslie's sex scandal, is a very funny satire of Clinton-esque scandals (replete with a riff on the Monica hug video). It builds up to a delightfully absurd conclusion with "no-mole gate" and manages to lampoon the media just as well. At the same time, there's emotional stakes to the story in Dave asking Leslie to come to San Diego with him, and I love Louis C.K. as the big awkward teddy bear.
Ron trying to do Leslie's job is hilarious, and has a great town hall scene. The budding romance with April and Andy is at peak adorableness. Mark and Ann are the only weak links as their pretty bland character, but otherwise every inch of the show has so much charm at this point. I always forget how hilarious this show is, and it's impressive they'd found such a great comedic rhythm by the middle of their second season.
Funniest episode in a while, as Bert is a great character and Penny solving string theory is the classic blueprint of the show.
"Shit. Did I miss it?"
I get the hate and agree that this movie left quite a bit to be desired. There was so much territory unexplored and basically Alice in Wonderland (and fragments of Through the Looking Glass) became another vehicle to sell "Johnny Depp and Tim Burton do something together".
However, for those suffering from massive disorders of psychotic thought, Johnny Depp's performance is eerily spot on, and I was nearly moved to tears (and rated ten exactly for) at the line "It's awfully crowded in here".
See it if you love Tim Burton or Johnny Depp or wonder what Disney's canon post-animation for Wonderland is outside of Kingdom Hearts. Don't see it if you want to see Carroll shown any real honor on the silver screen.
Always a joy to have Pimento appearing in an episode! I'm glad that nutjob is still around.
I still can't figure out how this show, this show that I only started watching because I was out of sitcoms, became one of my favorite shows, one of those shows you just can't help but binge. This episode was one of the best I've seen. This season is probably the best season yet. That's why I can sincerely say this: I am ecstatic that they didn't cancel the show!
"Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs..."
Jake: I had to learn how to shave from watching Home Alone
Charles: Makes sense, it's like Die Hard for kids
That is pure genius LOL
Pure comedy gold!
They really save the season with the final episodes, Boyle is so funny and all the thing with Rosa was the best.
This episode is stupid and I love it. First appearance of a holodeck (and they're just as lethal as in TNG), Scotty gets pied, and Kirk is a Jerk.
Best game adaptation since Silent Hill. Even if you're not a fan of the games, the movie is pretty enjoayble. 8/10.
For anyone still debating this, let me make it perfectly clear for you: Han shot first.
"If you take sexual advantage of her, you're going to burn in a very special level of hell.
A level they reserve for child molesters and people who talk at the theater."
