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How dare you imply that the "Dickesode" wasn't the finest 15 minutes ever to air on television.

Two things I learned; Neil Hamburger is a big Bee Gees fan and Andrew WK likes partying.

I'm partial to the Walgreen's colonoscopy break.

So, there isn't a just or fair God.

I think he's the best out of the Rifftrax crew definitely

I think it depends what 11 Questions you read first.

Bloodhound Gang - A Lapdance is so Much Better When the Stripper is Crying. I'm not saying it's good or funny, it just fits in the category.

But what if they were also… ON CRACK

While I agree that a character of Tara's pedigree deserved a better death, she was a character that I absolutely couldn't stand. The only one worse than her was her awful mother. I was relieved to *see* her die, but as the season progressed, I realized I would have to suffer through her mother being an awful bitch

Also Supernatural and Regular Show. Now I have no sane people to discuss those shows with.

It's about the most AV Club comments section thing ever.

Reinventing the sitcom? It's quite literally the most generic, bland sitcom I've seen in a while. A stand up comic living in the city with his wacky friends? Thats a premise that has never been tried before!

People are strange these days.

Joel McHale? More like Joel McRain!

Living in Buffalo sucks more than usual this week.

Yeah, right at the end, he runs in to tell them he isn't grounded and the little boy playing him is the exact kind of weenie kid you'd expect Butters to be.

This episode deserves an A strictly for the image of live action Butters.

Funky Kong is a central character. FUNKY. KONG.

Based on Patton Oswalt's stand up and definitely not my life: Uncle Touchy's Naked Puzzle Basement.

Not too much though.