Yep. He first did it on a Tournament of Championships episode. You can also tell it was him from Doug explicitly saying it was him at the close of the show.

Like a stoner redundantly repeating himself all over again and again and again and again and again, McCartney has said on multiple occasions "Got to Get You Into My Life" is about marijuana.

He's also Kate Micucci's brain.

Hannibal Burress, most powerful man in show business.

He is in school in California, where you're taught Mexican Spanish, and he would have spoken Colombian Spanish. Also, foreign languages as taught in high school tend to be more formal and rigid that as actually spoken. I was in a high school Spanish class with a guy who moved to the Bay Area from (I think) Chile) when…

Yeah, when is Thomas Lennon's guest spot?

Why on Earth would we need a moratorium on the gloriousness of Amy Poehler tearing Jimmy Fallon a much-deserved new asshole for being a schmuck?

No, Red Flag were more technopoppy, like Erasure with David Gahan singing.

Tina Fey, Norm McDonald, and Dennis Miller were all basically Update only cast members.

It was also the piece Hooks introduced on the 25th Anniversary special after she spoke about Hartman.

When it's all said and done, will Andre Braugher be robbed of more Emmys for playing Captain Holt or Frank Pembleton? Because he was robbed of 4 or 5 for playing Pembleton too.

"Tall Cool One," specifically. Also has backing vocals from Kirsty MacColl and a pre-Curve Toni Halliday.

That's not really much of twist. He is younger and much, much, much, much hotter.

Bodybuilding magazines were the secret "gay porn" until it became more viable to outright be gay porn.

Hers.

There was a crossover episode to promote Season 2 of The Critic coming to Fox from ABC, but no, it was a not a Simpsons spin-off.

9 episodes. Nestor Carbonell will never be anyone but Batmanuel.

Is that the same show where Kirkwood Smith tried to claim that a) Jimi Hendrix's version of "Hey Joe" wasn't a cover, but b) Eric Clapton's unplugged version of "Layla" was?

And they saw it on the internet the next day, because it wasn't on TV long enough for anyone to see it.

Except the name change was accommodate JOHNNY being a big Reagan fan, not Tommy.