I'm just amazed Nealon was big enough pre-SNL that he could have been the second guest on Carson.

Making History is really nosediving for me. I thought it was a cool concept, but the execution is sorely lacking.

So, is Brooklyn Nine-Nine done? It's gone four seasons, which means it technically could try for syndication now.

Sasheer Zamata is… also in this.

Joe (briefly) thought he'd be playing on these Metallica dates if they got them, then was disabused of that notion by Scott. Then he posted their texts on the internet. This was maybe a week ago.
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Is it a Coke ad, or a McDonald's ad? I've been trying to figure that out for a couple of weeks now…

There is sort of a Toby! I'd say Sandra's about as sad-sack as Toby .

The title character's being ignored on the show, too. Either they figured out the imaginary friend didn't work, or it's too expensive to animate for more than 5 minutes a show.

There's not just a Jim / Pam, but also a female Dwight (which I guess makes Garrett Angela?) and Mark McKinney playing Michael.

I think he just aged out of his schtick. A 40-year-old man screaming at people isn't actually that funny. Billy Eichner will figure this out soon enough.

Was this during his heyday, or after?

It looks now like he had to leave the Middle because of one of those major surgeries…

When I first saw this lineup, I actually thought Chris Kattan might have a shot at making it a few weeks. He was such a gifted physical comedian on SNL and in Monkeybone and Undercover Brother. But man, he looked awful, and then had to admit that he's had four neck / back surgeries and will never be much of a physical…

Every commercial I see this guy in, I think "Hey, it's Sammy from the Single Guy!" If I saw him in public, I would probably blurt out "Hey, Sammy from the Single Guy!" And I don't even like the Single Guy that much.

Constantly trying, and failing, to bed their female co-workers and subordinates.

I'd like to know if anyone actually had sex with Ailes / O'Reilly, or if both of them were just tilting at windmills for decades, desperately hoping that this time their clumsy come-ons would work.

She had a look that was pretty popular in the late '70s / early '80s, but not so much after that. Had she stayed sober, I imagine she could have played the shit-talking neighbor / aunt in stuff, but maybe not. Potsie and Ralph Malph haven't worked much since Happy Days, either.

From what I've seen, neither; the R is for graphic violence.

Production companies have to get funding from somewhere, unless Heigl wants to self-release bad rom-coms.

Just think, she could have been in Clerks 3 instead!!