Sherrod bothers me less than Henley, but they both tend to think "loudest in the room" equals "funniest in the room". Though, to be fair, Opie seems to be cultivating more of a morning zoo atmosphere on the new show, and the majority of the O&A show followed that rule as well (I can really only tolerate O&A from like…

And in book form, there's a chance they might actually pay their writers.

Maybe six months before she died, she did a special on MTV where they followed her during a press tour and she was noticeably drugged out of her mind and just generally acting erratically the entire time. Me and my dumb friends laughed at the time, but in retrospect it was really sad, especially since her mother was…

Busy weekend, he's gotta be back in Charleston on Saturday to crash two bachelor parties and officiate a bar mitzvah.

Get one of those Francos on the phone!

It's saying a lot when you're the most annoying person in the room when you're sitting with Vic Henley, Sherrod Small, and Opie.

"Hey, Enzo, wipe the spaghetti sauce off your face, I got a new role for ya!"

Everyone made lots of money.

December 2nd??? But, how am I supposed to know who to vote for?!

Makes sense, he was such a crybaby about mp3s not sounding good enough for his music, finally you can hear them on pristine tape.

That's why he wants us to know he smokes weed to combat a horrible disease, not because he likes getting high.

For a couple minutes during that Burger King drive-thru sketch, I was distracted enough by his horrendous tattoos that I didn't notice his terrible acting.

Was it Buffalo Wild Wings?

Is there anyone else in the standup world with more of a right to go after that guy than Pete Davidson?

He's young, cute, and a Bad Boy.

Rest assured, if Beyonce did the same, AV Club would be declaring her Woman of the Century (if they haven't already).

I think Davidson is realizing he essentially made his career on the stereotype of the lazy stoner. His standup is good, but the majority of people know him as the young stoner from SNL and I'd say the majority of his star-making appearances on the show have involved him being the stereotype you described above. It's a…

The new generation of Comedy Central roasts completely ignore that basic rule in favor of punching down on whatever random celeb was willing to say yes.

He definitely does come across that way on O&J, but I think part of that is just being a young NY comedian. He got the SNL break so early, I think he didn't have time to evolve from angry young comedian to less angry young SNL cast member. O&J (and O&A before it) also tends to encourage that anger, though under the…

He went to rehab in order to cut down to only smoking weed when he needs to eat or sleep?