I do like the "Kings of Catchphrase Comedy" skits to see what comics they burn.  They burned Dane Cook and Whitney Cummings last time, and this one had what looked to be Dennis Leary and Janeane Garofalo.

I do like the "Kings of Catchphrase Comedy" skits to see what comics they burn.  They burned Dane Cook and Whitney Cummings last time, and this one had what looked to be Dennis Leary and Janeane Garofalo.

@avclub-cd4e651a08c8504d50cc18e7fa79264c:disqus  You might wanna check this out, http://youtu.be/Rh3lJ8gZThI.

Thank God there's a recapper willing to recap in a recap section.  Whew!  I almost had to scroll up and read the article I come to this site to read!

I'm pretty sure the Lonely Islanders had a hand in all of them, and ones that weren't technically considered "Digital Shorts" like the Peyton Manning charity one and the Virginia Horse lady.

One thing I'll miss is the Digital Shorts.  They really are perfect for SNL.

What? I don't think your last paragraph makes much sense. Also, it sounds like you have no experience or empathy with mental health and you should roll a twenty-sided shut-the-fuck-up. I'll tell my left wing, vegan South African friend paralyzed with OCD that he should snap out of it and work with the homeless. …

Bring in Elwood when you do that.

Can someone tell Graham Elwood that cursing constantly and loud overshouting does not equal funny? Seriously, it's like the only thing he got from his influences are the words "fucking" and a phobia about the mic going out.

Hey, since you're relatively privileged… I'm starting a kickstarter soon.  Can you spare a few sheckels?  I'm fuckin' broke.

Dear Shane from this week's Doug Loves Movies: please stop talking so much. We'd rather hear Steve, Brett and Riki. We like them better. Thanks, everyone.

For the record, I still like season one as a whole, better than any other.  I sort of miss the simple little comedy of seven broken people coming together in purgatory to hopefully leave better than what they were.  I don't need campuswide paintball fights or pastiches of (insert popculture reference here).

TLDR.

Yeah, the iBrain might be the funniest single thing I've heard in podcasts, ever.  It's on YouTube for anyone that's curious.  Thomas Lennon and Patton Oswalt are also in the studio for it.

I feel the Kinane episode of Who Charted? was overlooked at Podmass due to it coming out near Christmas.  Download the Kinane episode and thank me.

God I wish I could be the white Tom Haverford, or the white Aziz Ansari.  I think I'm way too masculine and rugged, though.

In my defense, it was offered and not asked… but since I have your approval, what's up, boo?

You know what I did when I turned thirty?  Got a phone number from a 21-year-old college girl who thought I was 24.  Thirty is the new sleazy.

Liked for the Suicidal Tendencies reference!

So like me?