I just finished watching the latest episode of ABC Family’s Greek called Engendered Species. I was surprised to see Janeane Garofalo as a special guest star! For years I loved Garofalo as the wise voice of Sally on Felicity, offering advice to a young Felicity Porter. In the same (sort of),  fashion, Garofalo helps Casey in this episode. The wisdom might not be as deep, but man, this is a fun show!

I am so happy Ashleigh’s got a new man in her life, but I’m also loving the love triangle between Casey/Max/Cappie. I can’t help but wonder what will happen with that when I saw this Greek spoiler:

TVGuide.com: Might another gal be headed in Cappie’s direction next season?
Scott Michael Foster: Um, Cappie will be dating someone next season. I can’t say who, but yeah, he’s gets together with someone.

What did I learn from listening to the commentary? I won’t tell you everything, but there are some nuggets I will share!

- James likes Never Been Kissed, and calls it, “an A class feature”. But I don’t think he’s joking – I think he really loves the movie! Man, who doesn’t?

- McDorman says we should lobby the show to make Omega Chi cooler. Perhaps we will!

- They ALL love Dale’s shirts and want to know where they can get them.

- They think that in a certain scene Spencer Grammar aka Casey looks like Reese Witherspoon. I agree.

- They are super informative, telling us jokingly how, “this is a set”! But they do tell us what they notice about scenes they weren’t in. One thing they said was that they loved in one scene how Dale looks down at his purity pledge ring and then rubs it after Casey leaves the room. I hadn’t noticed that before!

- James knows things. He knows about “Waiting for Godot“. When asked, he said, “I’m actually literate, that’s how it works.” You probably need to hear the context to get how funny that was to hear. Honestly, I couldn’t tell you which of these guys is the funniest because they all are.

- They call Duke “The Captain” and I have no clue why. But I like it.

- Speaking of Duke, when scenes with the girls come on he says, “Now, who are these girls? I’ve never seen them before!” :p

- The sarcastic and funny Foster tells McDorman, “Yea right Paul, I had creative control of my underwear.” I heard he actually did!

- Duke is confused about how season one works in two chapters and not season one and two. I’m glad to know I wasn’t the only one who wasn’t sure on how that was working at first.

- They are all fans of Kristen Bell, which makes them very smart! Duke said Bell is in his band, which is very cool. They mentioned Veronica Mars! YAY.

- They like the food on the set, especially the burritos and popcorn. They have a popcorn machine they eat from every day.

- They genuinely like each other, are friends, and like their show. Who could ask for anything more? Just more show! And more commentaries with them!

More Greek commentary Quotes:

“I don’t know if you’ve ever seen a call sheet or anything…” – I THINK it was Scott Michael Foster who said this line.
“You know damn well I’ve never seen a call sheet!” – Clark Duke

“I want all the viewers to know that since this episode I’ve hit the gym…” – Foster
“I know for a fact he isn’t joking. He saws himself on TV and decided to make some changes.” – Duke

“I want everyone who’s buying this DVD to know this was the worst night of my life.” – Foster

“They can fix it in post.” – McDorman
“Just like your acting?” – Foster
“Oohhhh Oh you…Friends.” McDorman
“McDorman is all CGI” – Duke

Greek can be viewed on ABC Family