That was great. I also loved Tom stopping periodically to address Historian in the future.

As was "at least replace the jazz… with some maTAAAAZZZZZ…" I'd go see a Broadway Sizzle movie (or if they made a Smash movie I'd count that as the Broadway Sizzle movie, too.)

I actually order this now and that's where I learned it!

Not quite… no "The Beach Party at the Threshold of Hell?" it's a real movie he was in and I saw it.

You might have enjoyed all the fun that was had on Twitter Friday with the #worstatbatmusic trend.

That lady talking to plants got me, too! I listened until it cut off, totally by accident. Also, I don't understand how you wouldn't get the segment with Jason Woliner and Chris Elliott. I thought this was a great one.

I enjoy its lack of directions and goals. I'm in it for the yucks! And I still don't like the Glaze.

Is anyone else having an exceptionally hard time getting "Movin in The Skins" & "Nacho Bar Comin Through" out of their heads? I'm glad that this is my favorite show and those are such sweet jams, but still. Also, I like this season a lot but it is weirder and I really miss Kim & M.J.J.theB.B., & Mike for that matter.…

This is a show I like a lot. 

But they will still be playing on the Huggies Fall into Softness Tour?

I watched most of Sunday's "The Comeback" marathon on Sundance, and the thing happened where I was really getting into it and then it ended forever.

Can it also have "JJ Jeans… Yeah ya know what I mean" on it?

I think this was also the one where he asked Kim if she was in love with him, or in prank with him.

A capella Ghost Busters, we are busting ghosts all daaaa-aaayy
A capella Ghost Busters… busting ghosts all day!

I also love that song where they talk smack about how fat Grandma Otter was.

Emmet Otter is just the greatest, largely b/c of The Nightmare. The DVD even has a blooper reel where Emmet, in the character's voice, responds to each flub of a drum rolling out of the music store, and it's so funny. I'm also fond of a Yogi Bear Christmas special at a ski resort.

I liked when Tom tried to make the movie after Zork a movie where people were making Zork 2. And I liked the whole rest of the show. 
Also, the writer seems unfamiliar with Tom's long history indulging kids as Puberty's Chaperone. In my lifetime, I hope we'll see a Tom-Petey reconciliation.

Seriously, they need to get that house on the Triangle Modernist Home Tour.

This is a lovely song, but I agree that I like my Ben Folds a little more melancholy. This time of year, I listen to that song "Don't Change Your Plans" a lot. I think that one's my fave.

I will take any opportunity to love on Delocated. It is so funny. S1/2 DVDs out in January, too, I believe. Buy it and make your friends watch it.