I am not looking forward to reading what David Cross has to say about this!

Yes, thank you. I'll clarify that right now.

He climbed into a fighter jet and threatened to read a dirty limerick.

Thank you for catching that. That's what I get for posting in the middle of the naught.

Really? I watched it on a screener so I didn't see that. That's an odd programming choice.

I was definitely sadder about Angry Boys than the game. I was rooting for the 49'ers in that I vaguely didn't want a New York team to win (sorry, New Yorkers) but in truth, I slept through the last quarter/overtime.

Thanks for jinxing me, Todd.

Everything's coming up Zulkey!

I loved the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari sketch the most, I think, just because you thought it was going to be about the pressures of watching recommended movies and/or Notflixing and then it took such a bizarre, unexpected turn.

Guess who is typing this comment and actually went to that high school? This person.

Hands-down my favorite parts are his interstitial rambles.

Because people are still watching it and it's fun to talk shit about it.

And he was sweet/understated in "Our Idiot Brother"

I dunno, maybe that makes it more insightful.

It'll get its due in podmass!

T.J. Miller just got a new follower. 

Every now and then this show drops in a clever joke that sends up a filmmaking/TV show cliche (like the one when Tessa and Dallas wait for the horn to stop honking to finish saying "son of a bitch.")  Last night I liked the riff on the "cool guys walking down a hall all abreast in slow-motion." 

I was very charmed by the diversity of his crew.

I do because the thought of mistiming it and ending up watching it a second past 9 PM pains me. At least during the commercials I can take breaks and read gossip or something. 

I noticed a very subtle picture of him behind the judges in the audition room and wondered if the judges looked at it and said, "What's that kid up to, anyway?"