Only if the Mars colony has a decent taco truck.

No you don't, Oprah.

It wasn't the best of the season, but it was decent. The Andre farming stuff was pretty tedious, but the all-ref pickup game was hilarious and Taco's scenes were actually pretty funny. He's always been my least favorite character, but he had some choice lines in this one.

I just watched that episode the other day (I'm marathoning the whole series on Netflix).

An overweight middle-aged man hand-feeding marshmallows to his hunky, baby-talking great nephew…

The A.V. Club:

He really does. And a hell of a singing voice.

Thanks for the recommendation!

"Quiet, chalk-hands. A real man is talking."

WE… ARE ORC..

It's actually pronounced "LESS DOH FOHGEDDABOU EHT"

Coincidentally, Skywalker is also the name of a German pastry.

The ROTJ Rifftrax is great. After the furry singer guy yells "GOO MEE TAY" to count the band off, Mike Nelson says "'Goo mee tay' is alien for 'Start ruining the franchise.'"

No, the last thing Star Wars needs is a character providing cheeky meta-commentary. I'd much rather have a dumb weapon design as long as everyone in the movie just acts like it's a normal thing.

Oh relax commenters, I've got a gut feeling Jar Jar's around here somewhere. After all isn't there a little Jar Jar in all of us? *chuckles* In fact, you might even say we just ate Jar Jar, and he's in our stomachs right now! AHAHAHAHAHAHA!… Wait, scratch that one.

What's his fuck style?

Between all those pundits, Brooke Alvarez, and head film critic Peter Rosenthal, The Onion might have the most perfect casting record of all time.

It's amazing that a newcomer like Timothy Simons doesn't just hold his own, but manages to steal pretty much every scene on the show he's on with old pros like Matt Walsh, Tony Hale and Julia Louis-fucking-Dreyfus.

Thank you for pointing out that all of those images are photoshopped. Every single one of them is fake and not real. I know that's not exactly what you said, but no one correct me because I need to believe this.

The only time I was ever legitimately scared by The Simpsons was when Willie burned to death and threatened to attack the Springfield Elementary kids… "IN THEIR DREAMS!"