Picking up on your sarcasm. But, it's a legit question if you know what it is I'm referring to.

Tend to agree so far. Even though it's only been two episodes, it seems like someone decided the top priority was going to be to recreate the feel of a '90s sitcom at all costs rather than to make the best show possible. It's puzzling and unfortunate, especially since there are some genuine laughs every so often.

Question for anyone who has seen Mulaney (the show) and who also likes Nick Kroll's show:

Movers don't just say, "Fuck, a piano." They say, "Fuck, a piano. This will cost you a lot more money." Plus she moved it clear across the country. Someone should have told her they have used upright pianos in LA too.

Yes. And I believe he was flat-out lying when he claimed it was possible to beat the second level of the TMNT game. There, I said it.

This is sarcasm, right?

Coogan's was indeed one of the rare good ones.

Yep. The song's not half bad. Not my favorite or anything, but pretty good. I always thought the "chain gang" voices that come in at the end were a clever touch. Also, those "ooo yeahs" he does near the end are cool.

I'm not simply trying to point out that he was a hunter - everyone knows that. And I'm not saying he didn't have a genuine interest in zoology - he was a legitimate scholar in that as well as other fields of study. I'm just saying, in response to your earlier comment that he wasn't bloodthirsty, that I believe he…

"stickin' food"

Ooo, I see what you

Boxing: Not on life support.

Roosevelt personally shot 296 animals while on safari in Africa. Yes, it was technically for science and yes, he was a great man, but there is evidence of bloodlust in his writings.

Ok. I wasn't sure what you meant by large mammals. It's been a long, long time since the average person could expect to encounter a large mammal truly "in the wild," let alone several. If you've managed to do so, that's rare.

Glad he finally cleared up all the confusion as to why black people love him.

Have you ever seen a large mammal in the wild?

"since that's who the Founding Fathers got a lot of their ideas from"

"Society" isn't going to collapse. It will just evolve into something similar but different, as it always has.

They don't make Hummers anymore.

The voice wasn't dubbed, but I agree the teeth were a tad much. I also thought he overacted a bit.