Wow. After watching the video again (thanks, @avclub-85ff7d09978a519342151403940ca43e:disqus), I had to stifle some serious laughter at my desk. Michael actually has three different reactions in the segment and they progress from slightly amused/intrigued to disgusted by the end of George Michael's description.…

I'll gladly take the credit for it. My ego outweighs my willingness to give credit where credit is due.

I'll gladly take the credit for it. My ego outweighs my willingness to give credit where credit is due.

I love smitten George Michael doing his "cute" impersonation of Ann eating a Mayonegg.

I love smitten George Michael doing his "cute" impersonation of Ann eating a Mayonegg.

You might be late, but the only thing that really matters is that you…there's got to be a better way to say that.

You might be late, but the only thing that really matters is that you…there's got to be a better way to say that.

Yeah, the Lucille/Tobias one is outstanding. So glad these reviews are starting again - I'm always looking for an excuse for an AD re-watch. Often, the excuse just ends up being, "Well, it's Wednesday…"

Yeah, the Lucille/Tobias one is outstanding. So glad these reviews are starting again - I'm always looking for an excuse for an AD re-watch. Often, the excuse just ends up being, "Well, it's Wednesday…"

Perfect example of the show's re-watchability: I never caught the connection when the narrator mentions that Michael and GOB's fight with big, fake scissors and a rock was "covered by the paper."

Perfect example of the show's re-watchability: I never caught the connection when the narrator mentions that Michael and GOB's fight with big, fake scissors and a rock was "covered by the paper."

The "secular" mishap is my go-to way of remembering the definition.

I think one of the reasons I've always loved Sports Night and still do is that I was never over-exposed to Sorkin's stuff. I never watched West Wing and I can't remember a thing about the two or three episodes of Studio 60 that I watched.

I think one of the reasons I've always loved Sports Night and still do is that I was never over-exposed to Sorkin's stuff. I never watched West Wing and I can't remember a thing about the two or three episodes of Studio 60 that I watched.

Sometimes they lay it on a bit thick with overly mushy and sentimental scenes, but I'll be damned if I don't have a big, goofy grin on my face after all of them.

Sometimes they lay it on a bit thick with overly mushy and sentimental scenes, but I'll be damned if I don't have a big, goofy grin on my face after all of them.

I'm sure you're talking about a different obsession of Jeremy's, but that reminded me of (SPOILERS) him being unable to swallow eggnog when trying to learn about Christmas-y stuff for Natalie. I always wondered how many takes they had to do of that.

I can tell you she was in The Best of Nina Hartley.

I can tell you she was in The Best of Nina Hartley.

I don't know if I've commented on this show before, but I've been watching and enjoying.