i don't know about anyone else but the show's kind of gross and crude

sorry, I hope you can understand the confusion as practically no one reads my blog.

I was actually joking. I don't specifically seek out copy editing work and don't have a copy editing resume. Just seemed like a funny thing to say.

I'm unsure who Jon Goldman is

Thank you, I'm so flattered. I think I might put on my copy editing resume "Persuaded Zach Handlen to tweak his review"

I think all four mascots have a certain hook to them and I think the HS guy is a little too painful to watch at times, but he's probably the most popular guy in school now that he's on national TV. Victoria (the girl who rejects him) is probably kicking herself now. Also, I don't know about anyone else but I was most…

I love mascots. I'm a grown man and I'm always enthused by them and hugging them and stuff.

That is true. By his own admissions, he is a very poor student and no major was listed for him, so I don't think he has career ambitions but he might be able to ride out that mascot thing after college (at the semi-professional level like the minor league hockey guy) or maybe just work in the alumni office since he's…

maybe that's in the press materials, I didn't see anything in the closed captioning or text labels that appear on screen (not sure what that's called in TV terminology) that said he was in a frat

I think it's inaccurate to say the UNLV guy is in a frat. I haven't seen it being mentioned. He seems like a frat boy personality wise, but that doesn't mean he's in a frat. I liked the scene when he told his professor it was the best lecture he ever received because it was a half hour long and she was hot

which is ironic because I don't think Wes Anderson is universally loved by critics. I love him, but some of his films like Life Aquatic and Darjeerling Limited (both great movies to me as a die-hard fan) got panned.

I once played poker with someone who went to high school with her and she said that Aidy did do a lot of "poking fun at herself for being fat" humor back then too. I'm inclined to believe that it's her shtick and the writing staff tries to just see her as a comedienne.

in case you're curious I thumbed down you (and you likely got the other 2 thumbs downs for this reason), because starting you're post with "right and wrong" comes off as kind of condescending

how much longer is she gonna be on the show? I hope she goes into the end of the season. I can't find anything about when John Mulaney's pilot starts

although it was a weakness in its predictability. You knew that McKinnon was gonna be Swinton. She excels at playing wierd women and giving them a crazy edge. Didn't she play Swinton last week?

yeah, but a lot of people were saying nice things about her strangely enough when she hosted a couple weeks ago.

He grew up not too far from me and an article in, I think it was the Norfolk Pilot said that Pharoah's theater teacher loved him and he acted the lead in all the school plays and stuff so even though it's high school which is a few steps down from SNL, it seems like he had some serious acting inclinations at some…

My awesome review:
I think it's odd that not
every host gets the attention of Timberlake. Ed Norton would be
perfectly fine carrying the show in a Timberlake-esque way if people
embraced him too. He really seemed game for anything and jumped
head-first into everything he did.
I think it's more impressive and
fun…

I think it's odd that not every host gets the attention of Timberlake. Ed Norton would be perfectly fine carrying the show in a Timberlake-esque way if people embraced him too. He really seemed game for anything and jumped head-first into everything he did.
I think it's more impressive and fun watching a primarily…

Studios used to actually pay for good critical reviews by flying out the less respected critics with a free ticket to the junket in LA who they knew would shill the movie. It becomes an implied sort of agreement after a while: If you give a negative review, you stop getting the free plane tickets. Google "Earl…