I really enjoyed when Christopher Walken affixed "googly-eyes" to various plants.  I immediately re-watched the sketch when it was done.

In Interstellar Space no one can hear you heckle.

Didn't he bite the MTV stunt off of Ol' Dirty?  "Biting" is the definition of manufacturing a caricature of cool.  ODB took the stage at the Grammy Awards (which are a bigger deal than the VMAs) when Puff Daddy won best rap album in 1999.

Socrates had it good

First, I heard Nouvelle Vague's calypso version of She's Lost Control.  Then I watched the docudrama about Joy Division, Control, and that spurred me to acquire the band's albums.

nobody liked "Check It Out! with Steve Brule"?  that's cold-blooded.

nobody liked "Check It Out! with Steve Brule"?  that's cold-blooded.

i enjoy Comedy Bang Bang, but i loved the episodes where fellow Mr. Show alumnist Jerry Minor's "Cyber-Thug" took over.

i enjoy Comedy Bang Bang, but i loved the episodes where fellow Mr. Show alumnist Jerry Minor's "Cyber-Thug" took over.

POSITIVE ENERGY, YES!!

POSITIVE ENERGY, YES!!

ever tried al pastor or carne asada fries with cheese, sour cream, and guacamole?

ever tried al pastor or carne asada fries with cheese, sour cream, and guacamole?

i can't stop eating ramen.

i can't stop eating ramen.

I thought there were good scenes in tonight's episode, it seems like a majority of the characters are displaying the height of of their incompetence.  "Neil" should have killed Merle after Merle threatened him for speaking his mind when he had the chance.  Andrea is breaking the rules of the community she's chosen to…

I thought there were good scenes in tonight's episode, it seems like a majority of the characters are displaying the height of of their incompetence.  "Neil" should have killed Merle after Merle threatened him for speaking his mind when he had the chance.  Andrea is breaking the rules of the community she's chosen to…

Remember the Sonic Youth cover of European Son? … no.  It was alright though.

Remember the Sonic Youth cover of European Son? … no.  It was alright though.

I think "On Cinema" is a satire of film reviewing (which is why i think it'd be a good podcast for the AVClub to cover), that is tonally consistent with Tim Heidecker's stand-up.  Tim & Neil Hamburger exhibit no appreciable knowledge of film but they don't let that stop them.  
The episode where "300" gets reviewed is…