I can't remember what it was but she actually made one quite good joke this week, but ordinarily you are right, she is the fucking worst. The archetypal comedian who (probably through years of trial and error, and a stretch getting comfortable on stage when trying and failing to be an actor) understands the concepts…

The high street clubs, which the Comedy Store essentially is despite it's history, is stuck in the 80s like most regional US comedy places would still be stuck in the 80s (or maybe being generous 90s).

The high street clubs, which the Comedy Store essentially is despite it's history, is stuck in the 80s like most regional US comedy places would still be stuck in the 80s (or maybe being generous 90s).

I'm with you, I always find Tig's act on DLM fucking insufferable, but I've never been a fan of hers.

I'm with you, I always find Tig's act on DLM fucking insufferable, but I've never been a fan of hers.

It's more that Maron has a thing about all comedians either being nerdy loser types or frat-boy jocks. Of that delineation, Mohr would be the latter because he is that cocky extrovert type, but it is another thing built around Maron's many insecurities.

It's more that Maron has a thing about all comedians either being nerdy loser types or frat-boy jocks. Of that delineation, Mohr would be the latter because he is that cocky extrovert type, but it is another thing built around Maron's many insecurities.

I find Brie as sexually attractive as the next guy, but I thought she was very meh here and definitely went to the innuendo route far too easily to illicit a response as she wasn't able to get anything going otherwise.

I find Brie as sexually attractive as the next guy, but I thought she was very meh here and definitely went to the innuendo route far too easily to illicit a response as she wasn't able to get anything going otherwise.

Hemsworth's motorcycle speech was easily my favourite part of everything 'upstairs'.

Fair enough, he hates the members of his family who are obviously massive pricks.

I think he just hates his family.

You were told in the first season that the reason Renley could be king was that people loved him, and that bit where he asks about that dude's foot was a perfect 'save the cat' moment to show how he is a man of the people.

To be fair to Cersei, hard I know, Renly seems like a much nicer guy to have a sham marriage with than Robert.

You're spot on there. Dave is probably the least funny of the group, but it is testament to Knighton that he makes his character so likeable when Dave is almost as much of a douche as Ted in HIMYM.

They might be better on their own show. For a while it seemed like Scott had no idea what to do with them except generically promote their podcast.

Whatever floats your boat, I try to guess in my head though.

Not to defend Hogan too much, but unless Aronofsky was the first person to see Siegel's script, there probably were loads of pointless meetings as excuses for producers and agents to get lunch, and I wouldn't put it past some moron exec to think 'A movie about an old wrestler? I know, Hulk Hogan, he has name…

Do you play along? I get into it because I like quizzes and trivia.

Extra Hot Great can have some interesting discussions and they are all capable of a nice turn of phrase, but it is severely hampered by the fact that Tara is just terrible, as is the weird sycophancy the two guys seem to have towards her. Validating her every though no matter how stupid or ridiculous.