william burroughs or william blake perhaps ? ?

buckle it up or you'll die was entirely improv.

they should just produce enough episodes of bob's burgers to run it each night of the year!

ELECTRIC LOVE!!!!

did that guy with the gold look like mark feuerstein or what?!?!

i'm a photographer. i have some friends that work for mary ellen matthews. it really is cool to get insider tales.

i actually do though…

i agree, she was the standout female for a while and leveraged that status as if it was reason enough for being a comedy icon.

when it is well done it can be great though. 30 rock churned out fantastic nyc humor, and the sly reference to the 2nd ave subway line on mad men a few weeks back was something i loved.

i'm sure there are at least a couple writers from SoCal. if you don't mind me asking, do you enjoy getting some SoCal humor? there is so much nyc humor not only on SNL, but all of television, and it is honestly quite enjoyable for us new yorkers.

good call.

where is the GLICE gag account when you need* it?!

i know why the caged kelly sings (or rather…tells a ridiculously long and insane tale over music)

i've always had respect for wiig, but have thought differently of her since a couple friends of mine that work at snl kept talking last year about how much of a diva she is and that everyone actually dislikes her quite a bit.

in interviews DFW said there were supposed to be significantly more endnotes and that his editor made him stick with the 'essential' ones (go back and take a look at what qualifies essential now and get a laugh or two).

from the looks of the preview images on the community fb page, it is paintball tonight………

i know i'm more than a year behind on this, but i just read wallace's commencement address he delivered in 2005. the theme of that speech is the exact message of this episode. it is almost too direct to be coincidence. (there were some other great references to his essay: the nadir, skeet shooting, the overall…

but wasn't the president the bad guy?

you're certainly correct, but i hold people that write for a living to a higher standard.

i'm glad i wasn't the only one that just loved that line. it was as if he truly expected bob to be familiar with the context for his nickname.