Katy Sagal.

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Funny, Wad VanDerTurf basically just posted the same thing just below you.

I believe AV Club just did a recent review and pointed out how Olberman has developed very subtle ways of maintaining that critical eye and political undercurrent on his new show.

I might be one of the last people in the world to find out about it. Being a grad student on an extremely flexible schedule, I had been up writing and dinking around the Internet (dial up!) until maybe 3am (Pacific) the night before. It was maybe 1030 when I pulled myself together and drove into the office. On the…

It really was a weird, surreal time. There were so many hand-wringing introspective debates in pop culture media, like when it was ok for comedians to "be funny again"; hell, I remember some article in like Salon or the Atlantic that declared "ironic" humor to be dead.

David Mamet as well.

It was the entire premise of Ex Machina, IIRC.

*raises fists*

Tony: *annoyed snort*

"Remember Jerry, it's not a lie if you believe it."

I totally thought that was Aubrey Plaza in the screencap.

The line must be drawn HEAH! Or there. Eh, over there's fine. Anywhere, really.

Pam would have been a great elementary school teacher, I feel.

It's very Onion-esque.

Side question: Where in the blue hell did Daniel Stern disappear to? Between this, City Slickers, and the Wonder Years narration, he really pulled off "emotionally vulnerable nebbish". Then, poof, gone.

Crap I forgot all about that. I wondered why it seemed so familiar.

oh god the ones with walt jr, i can't even.

I never minded the character too much, but it took a lot to overcome the residual creepiness left over from Shneider's portrayal of Dick Liddel in Assassination of Jesse James. Man, he was scary good in that role. Up there with Bobby Cannavle or Al Leitierri in terms of playing a genuinely unsettling character.

I'll go farther and just say any TV show, and quite possibly movie as well.