Only if you think those are bad things!

I had the same experience of watching, as if I were two people; one of them delighted in analyzing the show's weaknesses, while the other one was swept away, like a child being told a great bedtime story.

It's definitely worth watching if only for the visuals. No accounting for the uninspired screenshot above—it's as if they were trying to make the show look boring.

Honestly, that is the worst scene of the entire series, and it doesn't belong. I can't blame you for taking a hard out at that point, but if you can power past that, it's a rewarding show.

I've loved that one (A Stroke of Genie-us) for years. Right up there with this guilty pleasure: Closer in Da Club (sorry for the quality—hard to find a decent copy these days due to copyright claims).

We can't talk mashups (or All Star) without mentioning Neil Cicierega's awesome Mouth Sounds and Mouth Silence. Bees.

Posterity, you say? An optimist!

It may be worth covering his more outrageous fabrications simply to point out, and keep pointing out, the lies and manipulations. I hope for a time when we can simply tune him out, but unfortunately, he still has too much influence to be ignored.

Or at least present his tweets in context. Begin with a summary of the facts instead of simply leading with the tweet, and address its intent (usually deflection of some sort).

I have heard him referred to as the bloated, drowned corpse of Robert Redford.

Obligatory.

I feel compelled to tell you that your username is awesome.

Don't forget pickle juice.

Ranch me, mulatto!

Coming back a bit late to say the best version is the one from In Sides, over here (starts at 5:50).

In fact! Orbital once mashed these two songs up during a live concert. The recording is floating around somewhere. It's great.

Yeah, I wish I felt this way. For me it's more like *clockworkorange.gif*.

I was saying "gioúcha-urns"

I highly recommend this. It's a slight volume (it was a one-day read for me), but the fascinating and bizarre imagery it describes has stuck with me ever since.

Seconding this. An excellent read.