This is how we'll always remember the Community crew... as NES characters.

The Good Wife gets yet another addition to Season 4, a model heads to the supermarket and Miley Cyrus is back on TV.

Last night's Episodes tackled that age-old question: When is it okay to be fat in Hollywood? (Answer: almost never.)

I cannot begin to tell you how low my expectations were for Animal Practice, NBC's newest sitcom in which longtime Weeds actor Justin Kirk plays a wacky veterinarian. I have been suffering through Weeds for so many seasons that, frankly, this show sounded like some kind of sick joke my co-workers were playing on me and the addition of the monkey made the prank just plain sloppy.

Looks like Ryan Lochte is more interested in romance than Bromance.

Even with context, the stuff from Honey Boo Boo is practically nonsensical.

Since we can't put Butch from Teen Mom on every time, here are the other reality TV personalities who were terrible this week:

The Olympics are almost over and we're a little let down and wondering what to do with all our spare time. So we'd like to propose these dream reality shows that would focus on some of the breakout stars of the London 2012 games, keeping the summer Olympic spirit alive for us during the long four-year wait for Rio.

Keri Russell is fighting her way out of obscurity and we couldn't be happier.

TLC's new spin-off of Toddlers & Tiaras' breakout star, Alana "Honey Boo Boo Child" Thompson, begins with the six-year-old-child farting at the camera. The promos featured the word "redneck" prominently. Most people who were familiar with the little girl had heard her utter the phrase "A dolla makes me holla!" That is to say: We were warned.