If only I could be Gupta, if only for one night!

Both of you good citizens, by the way, base your critiques on the fact that you didn't really watch the episode. That must save a lot of time!

All fair enough comment. I can't say which voices were dubbed, any more than you can, though the girl and the obnoxious guy with the moustache, at least, appeared to produce their own golden tones. Maybe Gupta o-dubbed himself? But Gupta was a truly exceptional dancer, and I'm prepared to accept until proven otherwise…

That Outsourced was brilliant. It out-Gleed Glee! The fellow who plays Gupta, the pudgy, insecure, homely local, turns out to be a brilliant and expressive dancer and singer. My jaw hit the floor watching his, not one, not two, but THREE full on Bollywood song and dance production fantasy sequences. EVERY Indian…

It is awfully easy to tell which commenters are mad at their moms.

I know haters don't care what the facts are, But Allen NEVER lived in the same place with Soon Yi or adopted any kind of paternal role in her life. Sure, it was tacky to poach his ex's adopted daughter, but there's not a whiff of incest here.

The Great One
W.C. Fields published only one book as an author, entitled Fields For President, a collection of comic essays written as campaign speeches. I wish he'd written another.

Is that a banana in your pocket, or are you happy to see me metastasize?

You may ask yourself.

Bloodnut pie? Granny was vamp-o-philic, after all. It might explain the sprinting, not to mention the gown.

You Stand Corrected!
That's not Columbus Short, third from the left in the pic - whoever Columbus Short is. That's legendary Hollywood bit-player, London stage sensation, poet, recording artist, and Croatian acting professor Rade Serbedzija! Remember him turning out Leelee Sobieski? Remember his immortal line, "It's a…

Dan died of a heart attack, Becky is really with David, Darlene is really with Mark, they didn't win the lottery, and the whole last season is just Roseanne's crappy fiction.

You stand corrected!
Race is not Sarah Silverman's favorite comic well. Doody is Sarah Silverman's favorite comic well.

Would you repeat that?