Oooh Snap!

My response was directed not at you, but at everybody who is getting upset because a few of us dared to have our own opinion and didn't like this particular episode.

You just happened to be the most recent one to post. :) Also, I thought the implication that somebody who didn't like one episode of a show should stop watching entirely a bit radaculoulicious.

I understand, but you might agree that since I was the one quoted it sure looked like it *was* directed at me.

Of course I don't expect everyone to like every episode, but it seemed like people were piling on a bit. All opinions are accepted. (Also, I need to CMA in case I hate next weeks episode.)

I also don't expect every episode to be praised the same as each other. That would be bland, boring conversation that would never get to page two of a thread.

However, I don't understand why some people (and I don't know if it's the same people) can post on another thread of a longer standing show that is tired and showing signs of age and clearly past it's glory days and still posting responses in those threads that say, "This show is still better than blah blah blah such a show or shows" then turn around and post in an Arrested Development thread that they didn't like the episode and thought such and such, without the saving, "Well it's still better than" line. And all I am saying, like the episode or not, it's still better than most of TV today. Hell, AD at it's weakest is better than 99% of TV today.

This was a great episode in my opinion, one of my favorites. So many great lines in the episode. I sure missed this show. I just wish that I could count on it to air when it is scheduled instead of having to pad my PVR, causing conflicts with other shows.