I thought that was one of the lamest commercials they've ever done. Comedy cancer.

You must be lost.

Hey, I like your site.

Syndication on a cable network like Comedy Central isn't out of the question.  After all, "It's Always Sunny" and 30 Rock accomplished that feat and they don't have broad appeal or particularly high ratings. And in the case of Always Sunny, it also lacks any big name stars.

Yes but Childrens Hospital may be the flat out funniest show on TV now.  No drugs required.

So we are referring to cocaine as "the light" now?  That's kind of catchy.

No, it's probably not what you're thinking.  There's a 500 dollar pack of cigarettes story, but she's also putting her sibling's kids through college and taking friends and coworkers on vacations.

But did Tom Cruise ever ask him to go out and get some ice cream, you know, "in case there are no gay people there?"

Unfortunately, now it seems that they do.

They should do fine.  In the half hour slot that 30 rock occupies one watching the draft would get to see 3 players selected at most.

Do we really need another youtube commenter parody account?

I think he meant "worst of all Gervais" in the sense that it's disappointing that from the mind that brought you The Office also comes: a lot of fat jokes…allegedly.

She accidentally hit a puppy with her car when she was learning to drive.

I totally saw you!  White person, right?  About 20 ish to 45 ish? 

Or you could just watch the episode for the 3rd or 4th time.

I was muttering to myself for the first 10 seconds of the ad, "please don't be real, please don't be real"

Cynic Pixie Dream Girl?

Jay Pharoah needs to slow the fuck down.  He blows through his lines too fast.  I thought it was refreshing that Brolin seemed to have his lines memorized in most of the sketches.  That's always a delight.

The Criterion Collection is an entirely commercial venture.  They'll release something if they think people who buy Criterion releases will buy it.  It's not the AFI. I have no hard time believing they could be bought for the exact amount of money it takes to bankroll a release.

I'm not sure this is the new golden age of TV if the Cleveland Show will probably outlast Bob's Burgers and American Dad, and all the history and science programming in the land has been replaced by ghosts and aliens.