I cry only for Nathan. He's had astigmatism since the age of FOIVE!

I'd go with "you all" on accounts of Ohio.

I hear a lot of Merchant in Dawn— in addition to the "thrifty" line, I heard him in, "Gotta dream a dream." Smerch tag!

I loved the dork joy in the latest (Aisha Tyler) episode— One of my favorites. The conversation was personal enough to share some unconventional aspects of Aisha Tyler's childhood but they stayed funny, and they make the most of Jackie's phone ringing halfway through.

I saw him, too! So good. At the former nail salon that seats 400.

Parks & Rec— which Merhcant and Gervais at least get their names on as executive producers— is as good as the UK Office, which is much better than the US Office. So he can be proud of those gals, at least.

Also excited to see Holofcener! She's in a different league of directors than Steve Buscemi.

& the Southeastern Micronesians are WAY hotter than Northern Micronesians! Duh!

Great debuts with great kid actors
Welcome to the Dollhouse with Heather Matarazzo.

If you think NPR is boring you maaaaaaay be incredibly boring yourself.

Dear Video at Work,
Listen to the WTF when you're not at work, it's worth it, he talks about his wife… & the Janeane Gerafalo ep. before it has some of him live.

Claire is annoying but Bowden's massage screams were great.

So late
Mitchell, in a headlock, getting a noogie:
Is my baby watching?

Yeah, Swardson's funniest when he's queering it up. (No homopho.)

Holy shite, you boys like to hate. Good thing no one suggested Maria Bamford is funny, or else you guys would've had a seizure…

Man alive! Smerch is the secret ingredient to keep Gervais in line. (Except I guess the drama, Cemetary Junction, they both did together wasn't beloved…)

Also, if you're hanging out with a dude, and he can't stop thinking about how lesbiany you are, or if he can turn you straight, that's no fun.

Yummsh, I'm having a flashback to ninth grade with this thread.

Dear Brenz,

I was skeptical, too— mostly cause it seemed like Extras, Curb, etc… but it made me laugh a lot. Lisa Kudrow is a hell of a lot funnier than I remember her from not watching Friends when I was ten.