What are the ten best works about identifying with a character in fiction?

I never should have taken you to see The Wiz.

Have we seen Woodhouse before this episode in this season? Nice to see him back in action.

Yeah, but it's a quick, easy joke.

(Cue Kinks song)

This is really funny and true to the characters.

Narrator: It was not a good idea.

I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter.

The Stupor Friends.

That's pretty reassuring. I'm pretty short but they fit my similarly sized friend well so I was mostly worried about the quality.

It's enjoyable fluff. It uses the comics as reference point but is more of a soap opera adaptation than anything else. It's not the sort of thing you need to think about while you watch it and it can be a very enjoyable waste of an hour.

I kept watching ADHD videos but none of them were funny or clever.

If you haven't listened to this podcast, you have to. They interview Grunkle Stan.

Boy, these clips are really "ruff"! Ahahahahaha, puns!

I'm only interested in shirts that have at least three skulls emblazoned on them. Barring that, I managed to find one shirt that's a single color and another in plaid, so I should be good.

Haha, yeah. We're probably going hiking or something.

Gaaaaaaaaaay rights.

Musgraves - the candy bar that tastes like death and sorrow. Now with less nougat!

I think letting a person know that you're there for them is one of the best things you can do initially so good job on that. Other than that, you know your friend so you probably know what not to say or do in normal circumstances.

Eels "Marie Floating over the Backyard"
They Might Be Giants "Another First Kiss"
Hotline Miami Soundtrack "Hotline"
Titus Andronicus "A More Perfect Union"
The Beatles "The Long and Winding Road"