I'm a huge fan of how much Aziz is willing to portray Dev (who is obviously just a thinly fictionalized Aziz) as somewhat of an asshole. It was especially evident here, but in a lot of the relationship stuff he's been very realistically dickish about things. Like, not some over-the-top monster, but just a run of the…

Uh, I think you mean to say one minute without Simpson's quotes is our version of a month of silence.

I was disappointed Nathan didn't reference the fact that several bars in Minnesota tried the acting loophole and were successful for a short period. It makes me a bit uneasy that apparently many bar owners in my adopted state think along the lines of Nathan's business advice.

Dumpster? I wish! Those are top of the line. Around here, we're more akin to a Waste Co.© brand trash disposal unit.

"Good For Her is a fun but dark look at being a woman in your 20s,
from adventures in shitty employment to what it’s like to be single in
the age of Tinder."

DON'T DATE ROBOTS!

Ooooooohhhh, you mean uncle Robert? No, he's not dead.

Completely unrelated, but I'm at this coffeeshop right now, and they have this sign on their tip jar that says "Every time you don't tip, a kid gets a mullet" with your profile pic on the tip jar. When I was getting my coffee, I was about to tell the barista "Hey, I know that guy!" until I realized, no, I don't know…

I'll be buried in the deep, cold ground long before I let corned beef in a bowler tell me how to use parentheticals!

♫♫Now he's a koala and he's cute as a button!♫♫

The only problem is that "Paranoid '16!" is already the campaign slogan of the majority of the Republican field.

Well, if there's one thing we do know, it's that no fan boys will be irrationally upset about a character being slightly changed by being portrayed by someone who is not a straight, white male. Also, they will lodge these complaints in the most moderated, thought-out fashion, free from deplorable insults. I welcome…

But do they also have Partially Gelatinated, Non-Dairy, Gum-Based Beverages?

It's simple: just become a bitter alcoholic who's bottomed out but has connections to powerful people in the industry, then use the bitterness as motivation and those connections to develop a cult hit podcast that eventually becomes a mainstream-hit podcast, drawing even the sitting President as a guest, and then it…

Since the reviewer already mentioned what was by far the best line of the episode, I'm forced to put it in meme form to justifying posting it:

Downvoted for not spelling محمد right

Upvoted solely for "truculence." Which is not only a great word, but subject of one of the best Mohamed Ali quote of all time: after a reporter referred to him as truculent, Ali replied "I don't know what that means, but if it's good, then I'm that."

It does say something about our current political climate when accusing someone of not stabbing someone is considered a political attack.

Not only does it not happen, but how fucking magical do these people think bathroom doors are? Like there's some deranged rapist chasing a woman and she goes in a bathroom and he's just left there saying "Well, I know there's no lock on the door, and I could easily enter and commit my crime, but this is the women's…

/Checks Brian's post history
/immediately deletes responses while shouting "Disengage! Disengage!"