i include the brothers solomon in that assessment. hilarious movie.

ODENKIRK
I LOVE THIS GUY SO, SO MUCH. So many years of hysterical, tear-streaming laughter have resulted from watching this person in action.

What?
Ten years ago doesn't count as "nowadays".

i agree with the previous comment.

Zach's monologue was the funniest monologue that show has had in YEARS and perhaps one of the funniest ever.

shut up you fucking baby

bruce mcculloch
"shame based man". my friends and i used to listen to that album on acid from time to time. not that the acid was required, but it sure did make for an interesting experience. i don't know that i've ever laughed that hard.

i should buy that!

You worthless piece of garbage.

*like*

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Crispin Glover once mentioned finding the "complete rejection of aesthetic value" interesting. I immediately thought of this show. It's wonderful.

First episode of each season is always a little weak, IMO. by ep 2 or 3 they are usually back in full form.

Ahh, Steve "Semen for Hands" Gutenberg.

Love You
Have a good weekend, AV Club.

Stephen Fry has always struck me as a kind, self-deprecating man.

yeah but i find the foot scenes captivating.

Who cares if Global bought Showcase? It's still a cable specialty channel.

Victorians
I do have a thing for tales of the supernatural/mysterious/suspenseful which take place in the Victorian Era.

Speaking of bleeped-out shows. I remember watching Trailer Park Boys when it first came out years ago on the Canadian cable channel Showcase. It is a "Showcase original" program. They were fortunately given total freedom with being as offensive as they wished.