It's a funny character. It's a terrible Harry Caray impression.

Finally got our answer.

I gave up during season 2 but came back when it was actually good for a while post-Woodbury and then bailed during Alexandria. I regret nothing.

FCC Wags Finger, Bends Over

Such a nasty Grimm.

This truly was a trailer 10 years behind its time.

The one where Alex gets hooked on speed was pretty good.

I know Berry will want his album to be streaming.

I didn't know Brandon Marshall plays the piano.

Join me Monday night when I travel back in time to November 1829—Fairfield, Vermont—and suffocate baby Chester A. Arthur in the crib. You. Won't. Believe. What. Happens. Next.

Because it's a common misconception Bruce Wayne's parents died on the way back to their home planet?

At least this one hasn't been done a million times. A non-linear origin story would be nice.

Some clunky, on-the-nose dialogue early in the episode but overall excited to watch more.

His answer should be "The Humpty Dance."

Hang up the Ortiz impression? How about ending his overlong SNL tenure?

That makes me think of the South Park episode when gay fish Kanye West tortures Carlos Mencia. "My dick don't work, man."

"I don't know why they call Goldblum Hamburger Helper. He does just fine by itself. I like it better than Oldman or Roth Helper myself, don't you, Clark?"

I think they're both off-putting but in different ways.

Tom Arnold's "best" role.

I'm projecting here, but I imagine he had been lamenting recently how he once thought race relations would be better in 2016. What a sad time for him to leave. RIP.