Yeah but FlyLo's influence is all over this album.

Sick burn.

I prefer Moon & Antarctica just a little bit over Lonesome Crowded West. I think it finds the absolute perfect balance between beautifully melodic and dark and disturbing. Also, The Stars are Projectors is the most incredible song they have ever recorded.

Lester has that whole "Most interesting man in the world" thing down to a science

Did it have blackjack? And hookers?

I'm with ya. "Feel the Lightning" is great! The album definitely feels more personal, which I think is a welcome development for DD. His best work is always incredibly joyous and life-affirming, and this album hits that sweet spot for me.

I would love to be "cursed" by making the greatest hip-hop album of all time

'Go Big or Go Home' also needs to be mentioned. The basketball game between Ron and Andy's teams, with Tom as ref, absolutely kills me. All three of the characters are at their absolute best. Tom making ridiculous calls against Ron's team, Ron pulling a Bobby Knight throwing the chair, Andy going crazy when his team…

What about that giant rabbit who ran the Savings & Loan?

Or at least jam out on 'Tube'

He was Our Tour-guide Through the Cosmos…

I drunkenly tried to use this joke at a party one time while I was hanging out with the smokers on the back porch. I got some really weird looks.

Drake released something? Huh. Good for him.

More like LOSE Butler!

As great as it was to see Ferrell and Gasteyer's music teachers, I would have gladly traded them for the Ferrell/Oteri cheerleaders

Hard to believe that after all this time…and after all this i'm…still me

That old goat thinks he can fire me…I'm gonna give him a piece of my mi-WOOOOOOOOAHHHHHHHHHH!…ahh nuts

"Milhouse give him back his soul, I've got work tomorrow!"

"He looks just like you, Poindexter!"

"A totally fun thing Bart will never do again" was the biggest snub in my opinion. That was one of the few I've watched of the past 10 years (recommended by AVC!) and it really was a great episode. It was legitimately hilarious and displayed some interesting philosophical underpinnings that were one of the hallmarks…