I wonder if they did it the day before the split, because... awkward.

“Dress code is one of society’s standards that set etiquette and respect for our institutions. Stop lowering the bar!”

Wait... Hasan Minhaj isn’t Indian/Muslim?

Minhaj’s explanation is that comedic scenarios like these hit at “emotional truths” and that “the punchline is worth the fictionalized premise.”

Well, at least now we can be certain he won’t change his mind back if he gets elected. I’m certain we can believe him this time.

No one is certain WHAT he believes. But the fact that he’s a liar remains.

It was pretty easy to ignore them but folks kept engaging with them, apparently thinking they were going to shut them down, but all it did was elevate that crap to the top so... 

He’s the same asshole who said this:

I’d definitely bring the lawyer and his wife. Without TV, we’re going to need some entertainment.

There have been rumors going around for years that the player’s name on first is Taylor.

“I serve the public, but also fuck the public.”

Not sure if there was an incident, but I think the condition is called DennisMilleritis.

Thanks for that clue in. Had no idea. But it still seemed to go on much longer than I, at least, anticipated. But I’m probably not the target audience... on a passing knowledge of Star Wars and not a watcher of any of the animated series, other than The Bad Batch.

It’s just me, but that whole space whale (Purgill) thing went on WAAAAAAY to long. JFC, it brought whatever momentum the show had to that point to a grinding halt. I know it was necessary, but... yeah, wow, I was working at the same time and looked up from my laptop and realized it was still going on.

Ok, I’ll accept that’s possible, but that’s a weird flex given that they hold no power over Denver theaters and the Freedom Caucus is about as popular a reference point as the High Speed Rail Caucus.

That, as well a Bradley walking alone down a rain-soaked alley/street at night, and not just the alley/street, but in the middle of it to, I suppose, drive home her sense of isolation. Or the decision by her and Charlie to take the elevator during an electrical crisis. Not to mention Bradley going into orbit on a few…

I think you might have to watch the other seasons. they make quite a few references to things that happened previously that they don’t cover in the before-episode recap. Granted you could probably figure it out, but it adds a bit of nuance. Plus, you might want to see the whole Steven Carrell character arc.

You joke, but...can we really be sure they won’t?

And this...

‘I am on the board’