I have not seen it but I am a fan so I'll have to check it out at some point.

I think the show gets better as it goes along, though the American version is better in every way.

He also likes to twist the questions into asking far more depraved questions than what was actually asked (in the American version, sometimes the askers will twist their own questions into something bizarre). Like I think his cult segment started with the simple question "What's it like to start a D&D club" or…

Margot Robbie does appear in the first episode, however.

If "their dog is a chicken!" doesn't make you laugh, well, you know what Pablo Neruda said about laughter.

I think you have to be familiar with the source material, but the Grey Gardens episode almost killed me laughing. The Nanook episode didn't make me laugh a whole lot, but, yeah, maybe I'd put it in the charming category. It was fun, anyway. I absolutely love this show.

Besides this one, I've laughed my ass off at all the other episodes. I mean, if you didn't laugh at Dronez, it's probably you, not the series.

Maybe the least funny episode they've done so far, but it was thoroughly charming. I kind of like that they threw this one in here as a kind of, "Look, we're not JUST going to do parodies."

Maybe Dough is a MTF transsexual who is still attracted to Patty?

Patty the daytime hooker!

That last gag is great.

*hack* *wheeze*

It's a woid!

She ain't gettin' the home voision!

Ooowoo!

Thank you! This has been a great story. It might finally win me that local Emmy.

"You didn't invent that. The Indians used to drink water the night before a big battle."

Paint Your Wagon makes that episode's existence somewhat worthwhile. "Gonna use oil-based paint, 'cause the wood is pine!"

*gasp* Little Homer's sausage!

The name Poor Violet kills me. I love Bart's, "Oh, I don't like where this is going" when she says her name.