I really hope they go on tour again. I'm so bummed I've never seen them live. I don't like spending a lot of money on live shows, but for them I would do whatever it takes to get there and get good seats.

He did a great job. I can't imagine how he knows all this stuff. I've seen every Kids episode 10 times and I barely remember that Delphar 7 sketch, and only after they described exactly what happens.

I liked Ed Wood also, but that doesn't alleviate my concern over any Tim Burton adaptation. Just because someone wrote something great once doesn't mean they will again.

I was thinking mostly the same thing Zeppo. I would also say Sweeney Todd was a fairly boring adaptation. The last movie of his I enjoyed was Big Fish. I skipped out on Alice in Wonderland entirely because I couldn't stand the idea of one of my favorite books becoming Chronicles of Narnia, and I have no interest in…

Scott's Tots is the first thing that came to mind for me. Closest I've ever come to just turning the TV off during a show.

Alia Shawkat and Helen Mirren? Really?

I recommend taking his SEO course and then it will all make sense.

She was very cute in Funny People.

Adventures in Babysitting is a great film. Among the best of the those types of 80s comedies.

I could care less.

I thought she was distractingly dead-eyed in The Girlfriend Experience, but then I looked up some of her pornography and she seemed really happy and excited, so I guess she's a good actress after all?

"Aren't you Calvin McDinkley from that show… what is it.. the Boys in the Band!"
"Kevin McDonald from the Kids in the Hall, yes I am!"

Agreed! Bob's Burgers looks great.

You're right, I was wrong. For some reason I thought Samurai Jack was a late 90s show.

It's easy if you have practice. Every spoof these guys have done has been worse than the movies they're spoofing.

Anytime you notice something like that, a wizard did it.

I'm honestly not trying to insult you, but if it's coming out in 2011, it probably has little place in an article called "2010 TV Preview."

"That's why HBO is fucking stupid to not put their shit on Netflix Streaming. People need to get caught up on past seasons to start watching." <~~ THIS.

They should have done it like Pictures for Sad Children, where it's like an every-call-center. The phone says what company the customer thinks they're calling and the workers pretend to represent it. Much more situations for comedy than a "novelty company."

They did a nude photo shoot in the Daily Show book.