*farts*

And singing Al Jolson to the Germans. That's the most Mel Brooks thing I can imagine.

I thought he died when Luke left the door open with the air conditioner running on Yavin IV.

:D

"But who is this versus? Who are we doing it versus?"

How hard is it to just tell your family that he was banging baby dudes?

Dalton Wilcox, poet laureate of the Southwest, is that you?

Well, you get a *little* sick of it over the course of the movie. But I think that's what they were going for. Still a great song though.

SAME.

I love their riffs on the original and prequel trilogies (I watched The Force Awakens with their riff but don't remember anything about it), and Episode 4 is probably the best. I forget if it's Kevin or Bill, but one of them does an Alec Guinness impression that just kills me every time. "Your uncle blows, kid."

Maybe Aaron Sorkin can have a surprisingly funny and self-deprecating cameo in this new show, too!

Richard T. Splett unplugging Jason Sudeikis' bedside lamp thinking it was his life support was a pretty amazing gag.

I choose to believe that this is an accurate depiction of The Young Pope:

You poppin' my stones?

It's a very good film, and I'm not just saying that because you see a brief glimpse of Rachel Weisz's ass.

Is this an episode of Good Bits?

Maybe they could have Paul F Tompkins as a guest, and we can finally learn about the first time he heard of U2.

I'm still kicking myself for not seeing them when they toured with Muse. They didn't come anywhere near where I was living at the time, but still. I've heard great things about that show.

We really need a Blade crossover where Wesley Snipes the actor fights Wesley Snipes the 30 Rock character.

One of my best friends is a white guy who decided to shave his head when his hair started to thin. He usually has a beard of some kind, and he was afraid he would look like a neo-Nazi when he shaved his head, but he has such a friendly twinkle in his eyes, it doesn't have that effect at all.