Seltzer and Friedberg could take a page from that book. References do NOT equal funny.

Bullet In The Face was very stylish and not as good as Sledge Hammer! but I loved Gunter Vogler. He was so great that he overshadowed every other facet of the production.

David Rasche is one of the few actors who plays a live action cartoon better than Jim Carrey.

Don't sweat it. I feel the same way about Martin Lawrence. His films are utter shit and he comes across as an equally shitty human being but I grew up watching Martin. To this day I still laugh like a maniac at the early seasons (before he sexually harassed Tisha Campbell away) so I can't have complete contempt for…

FOR SCIENCE!

Caught the preview and enjoyed the hell outta it. Definitely looking forward to future episodes. Kinda wish John Gemberling would stop getting typecast as a disgusting moron. He's a really funny guy and I find him most intriguing when he's playing angry people. He's one of my favorite Earwolf guests and his…

It's been dark since the beginning. Episode 2 involved a scene with Summer in lingerie, pushing her tits in Morty's face and begging for sex. The show revels in the taboo.

Glad that was removed from the final version. That would've been a deal-breaker for sure.

That was a huge international story. You don't think that Dan Harmon or the showrunners have ever seen any British television? And the allusions to Savile was in the tag where King Jellybean is only revealed as a pedo posthumously.

And anyone of the browner persuasion. Their behavior (behaviour?) during futbol games are deplorable.

His signature bit will be slamming the door in people's faces and then immediately denying he did anything.

Or when Arnuld played him in Hercules In New York.

Cliffhanger was okay. I haven't seen it in years but I have fond memories of it. The fondest of which can be found in Ace Ventura 2 when he fails to save that raccoon.

He does have a nice set of broo-bies. You could motorboat them for days.

And Deep Blue Sea. Holy shit, has Renny Harlin ever made a good film?

Don't forget Mindhunters.

That's what I was thinking. They'd spawn some two-headed beast that couldn't keep its tongue in one mouth or keep it's clubbed foot outta the other.

It really is unfortunate he doesn't have a Joe Jackson or Ike Turner in his life.

Why not go to a pawn shop and buy a VCR? Or ebay? Not worth the trouble to ya? I'm sure you got some good stuff in there you might wanna revisit some time.

Totally agree about his remorse toward his friends. Disagree about the smile being indicative of any type of maturing. He is smiling throughout the whole film. It's not like he was some frowning stoic guy all 90 minutes and only at the end do we see him crack a grin.