As if a switch had been turned, as if an eye had been blinked, as if
some phantom force in the universe had made a move eons beyond our
comprehension, suddenly, there was no trail! There was no giant, no
monster, no thing called "Nick Zano" to be followed.

Also a fair point.

HONEST QUESTION: Should it count as a "Great Job Internet" if it was done by well-established, very popular comedians? It seems disingenuous somehow.

Yeah, but Stephen Vincent Benet signed Washington Irving's name to it, and it's made Colonel Cathcart so mad he's gonna raise the missions to sixty if nobody steps forward.

LEAVE THIS PLACE, FOR YOU ARE IN GRAVE DANGER.

The A.V. Club

I can't believe nobody's acknowledged the amazing sequence with Bart's bike and the insane, cackling street cleaner going down the subway stairs. That has never failed to crack me up.

LORD PALMERSTON!

Everybody's gonna talk about Jonathan Banks, but God damn is John Oliver a man who can say things in a funny way.

GREAT JOB INTERNET: Watch these youtubers try to jump these sharks without vomiting!

I honestly want to know what you liked about Pootie Tang. I think I literally found not a single thing to like about that movie.

Terrible job, internet. Terrible, shitty, why-would-you-even-do-this job.

Nobody cares that you don't care that I don't care about…oh jeez…I got really dizzy of all a sudden. What year is it? Who's the president?

I wonder if he had any help from California Williams.

Hardwick is never the most interesting human being in the world, and he insists on repeating these horrible internet puns, but if you like any two of the three comedians on the panel, you're going to have a lot of fun. I suggest giving it a shot!

To answer your question: Yes. It does. That album is great. That song is great. Stop asking dumb questions.

MY PSYCH FAN THEORY CAME TRUE!

If we're gonna go with the sexual symbolism route, let's not forget that his broken sword was his father's. Crap, this thing got Oedipal fast.

It was the weirdest thing in the world to watch a character in this show suffer actual emotional consequences for something in the opening. I honestly was thinking that the cake thing would end up just being another "oh, that Alex, she's so wacky with how much she overachieves"

Let's be honest, it's Hell: Abortions for all.