I like Aidy Bryant's work, but her version of Christina Gutierrez is nowhere close to as good an impression as Cecily Strong doing Sarah Koenig.

Jay's motive is questionable.

I have rewatched nearly all of his old appearances as Sean Connery in the Celebrity Jeopardy sketches recently.

This particular episode of Saturday Night Live earned a 2.0 rating in adults 18-49, which equates to about 2.54 million viewers.

I really liked his Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn show, largely because it came off as close to filming a bunch of comedians hanging out shooting the shit as possible.

It's not even guessing, which would almost be funnier. She's just doing what I do as a TV captioner - repeating it syllable for syllable.

I could not be more excited to learn this.

I mean, there's places you can pay for, but there's so much free.

Who buys porn?

I think it's interesting that Charli XCX doesn't have the hard abs/general skinniness one expects from a female pop star who trades on her looks.

That's Numberwang!

No, because Bayer's character was the girl from the romantic comedy where the male and female leads finish each other's sentences.

'Boom Clap' is, if memory serves, from the soundtrack to The Fault in Our Stars, or one of those shitty cancer movies.

The only thing I've ever heard about Linda Fiorentino being difficult came from Kevin Smith regarding the experience of making Dogma, so take it with a grain of salt.

Punching motherfuckers out through the batwing doors is the very definition of Western table etiquette.

Thanks for keeping the reviews going, Zack. A highlight of my week!

And he doesn't sound Australian at all! If you don't know how people of different nationalities sound, don't try to guess!

Interestingly, in voice work apparently the guild rules say one actor can be employed to play up to three characters (with only slight pay bumps for numbers two and three), but if you want them for four or more, it's a whole new contract.

I'm not taking that, he's fucking English. Doesn't sound Australian, either.

There's combined, predominantly inattentive, and predominantly hyperactive.