He did, but it was in reference to the typo in the twitter graphic which you can see towards the top of this article.

I felt like I was about to cry at my desk watching this at work. Thankfully, nobody was looking.

Just gotta say how great Julia Louis-Dreyfuss is. Definitely one of the best comedic actors out there. I loved her over enthusiastic greeting of the audience as she made her way to the podium.

I kept being impressed while watching this series how, even though it's "dark and gritty," it's still very colorful and stylized, unlike "Man of Steel" which is dark, gritty, gray and boring.

There's one line that's tossed off in one of these episodes about him having to really focus to make use of his abilities, so that's enough for me. He doesn't focus on the sound blah blah suspension of disbelief. It works!

I thought that's what Pixar's new movie was?

You're a liar! I don't believe you!

Ah yes, that about sums it up.

Ooo, good choice. Brutal performance. And Sara was sitting in the front row….

Yes yes yes! I don't even know why it is, but I may hate him more than any other being on the planet (and I hate a lot of people).

Bob Dylan's performance of "Desolation Row" on MTV: Unplugged is astounding. The weird time signature really speeds the song along, and he gets much more impassioned than you often hear from him. He seems to actually be enjoying the song and really getting into it.

This happens with seemingly every generation. There was that whole 50's revival thing way back in the 70's with "Happy Days" and whatnot.

Once I could have sworn God spoke to me during "Sgt. Pepper" while I was as stoned as I've ever been.

It's like poetry, they rhyme.

Thank you for bringing this to my attention! It's pretty damn hilarious, and I love that almost no one in the comments gets the joke.

For a while there in the early/mid 70's, he was actually a big act, odd as that may seem nowadays. Several huge hits, a couple really good-to-great albums. Better than some members of the supposed Hall of Fame.

Finally a logical use for the angry Fry "Give me all your money" meme.

I had a dream that I was a cheetah competing in the Super Bowl to impress my son, who was a unicorn. It was amazing.

Well, the other reason they don't focus as much on trying to pitch to older people is that it's, comparatively, REALLY easy to pitch to them already. Older people watch tons of TV relative to younger people, so they see the ads anyway. Also, they watch lots of daytime TV, which does air lots of ads pitched to their…

Well that kind of happened on "The Clone Wars" (which is considered canon), what with a skeleton of Jaxxon and all.