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I was so tired I fell asleep during the show, yet I know what you all mean about Evan's demeanor. I guess I was asleep when Alex said, "Not a bad guess." Maybe he was trying to make Evan feel better and really didn't mean it.

I really enjoyed this ep. It was fun seeing their backstory. I loved hearing where "Women and Women First" came from. I'd never figured that out. The newspaper interviewer was a great character. "The only thing I could be the head of is a Candace body."

Before I deleted this from my DVR, I rewatched, or at least rewatched all the sketches that I really liked. I think I only FF'd past the Right Side of the Bed one. What a fantastic ep. Oh and this morning when I opened my steel-lidded kitchen trash can, it squeaked, and I swear in my head I instantly heard Aidy in the waterbed commercial say, "JaNEEEEEEEEEEEN." :D

No, it wasn't Disney Hall. It was the Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota.

Yes, I commented on that in the Favorites thread. One can either view it as a lesbian couple or as two friends. Looks like a couple to me.

The thing I don't like about the KFC commercial is that the rotisserie chicken is practically white. I know the ad makers had to have it look unappetizing, but I've never seen one of those without a nicely browned skin.

That was pretty horrific. I was wondering if the cop on the street knew that Jason was doing a bit or if he really was ignoring the drug talk because of the NYPD's slowdown.

I watched about 20 seconds of that and couldn't take anymore.

Where did you get that Mitchell was working for Jay? BTW, bichonblitz, I'm intrigued by your username. I had a bichon (dearly departed), and my sister has one now (after her previous one passed).

I was reading about it, and not all Muslims are offended by images of Muhammad. It's mostly Sunni Muslims who don't want him depicted. This is an informative little article about the belief.

It just looked like collar embellishment to me. I didn't mind Elliot, but I like the new champ. Maybe I'm having a brain fart, but I don't think I've ever seen Kiddy spelled that way. It's always Kiddie. Does anyone else feel that way?

I like the commercial for Tylenol PM where people (all women for some reason) are shown not having gotten enough sleep. One pours coffee beans into her dog's bowl, another is trying to change the TV channels with the garage door opener, and I'm drawing a blank on the first one. Anyway, it's cute. Another thing that caught my eye is in the scene with the coffee beans, there's another woman sitting in the kitchen. She could be a friend, but my thought is that the women are partners or married. That's pretty cool.

Oldboy was the main character in a Korean movie of the same name, later remade in the US with Josh Brolin. The character Oldboy becomes a real badass as he seeks revenge. Anyway, as I said, I wasn't sure that's what Dre said or if it was just old (or ol') boy.

Hilarious ep from start to finish. So much fun seeing Ruby and Pops together. Loved each flashback with Ruby cackling as she lit stuff on fire or was carted away by police after blowing something up. Loved the scene of Dre in the bathroom imagining being tough, using the bathrobe as his opponent. His memory was when he met Bo was great. Question: When he and Bo were at Larry's again, did he say, "Let me keep my eye on Oldboy over there."? I mean, was he referencing that film character? If so, that's awesome. Oh, and the cartoons were great. I'm really impressed with how funny they were and how well they worked. Love this show.

I thought this was a pretty great ep. The only thing that really bugged me at first was when Claire dragged Mitchell away from work. Oh, and the satirical cartoon comment was eerie. But following everyone's story after the near-accident was a lot of fun. Seeing the moment from everyone's perspective was cool and interesting. The original occurrence with everyone being loud in the car and then the swerving was well done and funny. When Phil said the part of the song, "No can do," it appeared he was just singing along, and I thought it was funny amidst all the noise, but to find out he was actually responding to Haley was great. I liked all the story lines, but I think my favorite was Phil's because it was wonderful seeing him stand up to Gil and then to Rob the appliance guy, and even to Claire. Lots of lines were great, as usual. I loved the way Phil said, "Something hit me this morning, when that truck didn't hit me this morning…" I found the ep clever and well-executed and funny.

I didn't get any subtle messages. Very good show. Jon's opening remarks were heartfelt and well-chosen. The segment with the Nazi cows was a great refresher. I hadn't heard a thing about this, and it was hilarious. Loved all the graphics too -- Channing Tatum's Cowcatcher poster, Mutant Teenage Nazi Cattle, Moooos-lum correspondent -- and Aasif was great. And then the segment about the homeless in Utah was fantastic. That is not what I expected. I thought Utah was putting homeless on buses and sending them to LA. Just an absolutely terrific story. And finally the interview with the Selma director was enjoyable. I very much want to see that film, though I'll probably have to wait for the DVD.

I don't remember it from last year, but I like the current one. I think the song is cute, and it's a different way to sell canned green beans.

I'm aghast that none of them knew Frank Gehry. There's no mistaking one of his buildings. Also, shame on you, Elliot, for thinking that pic of Pataki was Bloomberg. What the hell is Doober Doober?

I hadn't seen that before. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome sauce.

I liked Nasim, too. I hated Nick and Coach acting so ridiculous. I also don't care for the councilwoman character, and I fear we'll see her again. Once again Winston was the best part of the ep for me. Loved when he clarified that his second thank you for the flowers was not sarcastic.

Yeah, that was pretty painful to watch, though I did enjoy Elliot's fumbling around to be more specific.

That reminds me of when Jake is explaining the Real Ray/Fake Ray game, and Holt says something like, "I understand the logic." Loved it.

I wonder how different it'll be from the US version. In those promos they show an animated Queen Victoria and Henry VIII, but maybe that's just for the promo. Anyway, I would like to see this. Maybe there'll be a way in the interwebs….

I just rewatched. There was soooo much I missed the first time. I'd only had two margaritas before the show, but I guess they were extra strong. Fun ep. Loved Holt's final line, "AND I MEANT IT!" But everything was great. Holt in the hot tub saying he didn't want the jets on because he wasn't taking a bubble bath and wasn't a child was great. Of course, everything Holt is great. The flashback with the racist homophobic golf cops was great, esp with Holt's response to the offer for him to caddy. I just love Holt and AB. Drunk Amy was hilarious, with all her stages. Boyle coaching Rosa on texting was terrific. Vacation Terry! I guess Hitchcock and Scully were doing the cooking because they were always wearing aprons. Or they were just wearing aprons.