McKinnon is so good. Her as Deenie shoveling food into her mouth while talking is so much more funny than it deserves to be.

If they have someone singing, "Goodnight But Not Goodbye" every night, I'm there! OK, I won't be there, but it would still be awesome!

The Shitty Beatles. And it's not just a clever name.

I think Robert Christgau put it best in his review for Valotte:

Stig has been dead for ages, honestly

I thought a different guy had the White Album obsession.

I don’t give a damn, except that I get bored sometimes when people tell me to act my age. Sometimes I act a lot older than I am - I really do - but people never notice it. People never notice anything.

Who?

But those checks clear, yes they do, yes they do.

If Jeremiah Wright (played by Martin Lawrence, natch) was in this thing, I'd be right there.

Oh, I thought the secret ingredient was expired donated organs. (Although the expiration dates are really just suggestions.)

Well, I do have some catching up to do when it comes to Connie the Cow. And oh yeah, Han Solo gets killed by his own son.

I think in that episode ("Drumroll Please") it actually worked. As the seasons dragged on, they got way too carried away with their self-mythologizing and made-up lingo.

I was going to say, I adored Victoria in season one. Then they brought her back only to kick her to the curb.

Norm Macdonald must've paid off a good number of gambling debts from his stint. And good for him.

Is Jon Stewart really that sacrosanct? That Jon Stewart burn was so mild it barely makes the skin warm.

I like the show. Not all the humor sticks, but at least in the context of the show it is acknowledged that Adam is annoying (that is the premise after all), but the serious points do land:

Come on, you know stand-up comics, as a rule, never talk about parenthood.

Answer: Finger lickin' goooooood!

Signing autographs at a How I Met Your Mother convention while wearing a "Victoria should have been the mother" T-shirt?