Why is there a chainsaw backstage at a strip club? Also how loud does your music have to be to not notice a stripper having a chainsaw fight with a cannibal?

Father's Day is one of the weirdest movies I have ever seen. The main character just gave an incredibly long, incredibly dramatic monologue about how to make maple syrup. An incredibly long, incredibly dramatic monologue about how to make maple syrup that isn't a metaphor for anything…

The State, you say?

Mr. Show has the most interesting sketch styling. They don't end their skits so much as get bored and just move on. It's clearly more influenced by Monty Python than its contemporary sketch shows SNL, In Living Color, or The Kids in the Hall.

My problems with Tom & Jerry, Tweety & Sylvester, (and to a lesser extent The Roadrunner and Wile E. Coyote) is that I way over sympathized with the cats. Particularly Tom & Jerry. I wanted that damn mouse to die so badly.

The Boondocks.

I'm not sure I have ever seen a performance as spectacularly bad as Scout Taylor-Compton's in Rob Zombie's Halloween 2

"Low Hanging Fruit" is an amazing comedy album.

Oh my god; my life is Degrassi High.

He is completely unrecognizable. If I hadn't have pulled up the page on IMDB, I would never have guessed in a million years he was on it.

…Better than The New Normal…

It's ironic because the audience is familiar with Hannibal Lecter as a character!

Holy shit! Doug Benson on Mr. Show.

Can we all agree that Hannibal should really be called Dramatic Irony?

So, I went to a party tonight, and made a joke about doing a ton of heroin. Everyone thought I was sincere.

I'm surprised SBT hasn't written Winston and Bear fan fiction yet…

BOO-URNS!

So what's the third most reference TV show around here? Community is obviously number one, and I feel like Arrested Development is number two… so what's number three?

Zero Hour and Do No Harm should cross over with The Mob Doctor.

I can't stand you American History X lovers!