I think that the best way to handle this situation is to hold a giant, bury-the-hatchet, make-up concert featuring all of the parties involved here. And then chemically sterilize everyone who comes to see the show. You know, for the good of society.

Whoever wins, we lose.

Good News for people who love Bad News.

So, was I having some sort of fever dream, or did two characters (Leanne and Angie) lightheartedly discuss sexually assaulting a male prison guard in this episode? With one character remarking that she had raped guys before, and she could tell that this one was really, actually into it because he seemed to be…

This is some legitimately profound analysis.

Lauren Lapkus is fantastic. She's very, very funny (though, admittedly, humor is subjective) and talented as an improviser, and — moreover — comes across as a genuinely nice person. What's not to like?

So…it seems that Earwolf has disabled all commenting on its forums for the Comedy Bang Bang podcast (though the other Earwolf forums seem to be unaffected). Does anyone have any idea what that's about? If I had to guess, I'd say that it has something to do with too many negative comments, but I'm not really sure.

Maybe it actually WOULD be a good idea for Selina Meyer to guest-host this show now.

Any rule that excludes Deadwood (which was cruelly cut off at 3 seasons) has something deeply wrong with it.

The only way that their speech makes any sense is if the Garbage People are actually a group of Estonian tourists with a loose grasp of English that tragically got marooned in Northern Virginia when the Zombie Apocalypse happened.

This "the Garbage People are actually a stranded group of Estonian tourists with a poor grasp of English" theory is far-and-away the best explanation I've ever come across to try to account for their plainly absurd way of speaking.

Yeah. How long has it been since the "zombie apocalypse?" Maybe four years? Less than that? It's pretty ridiculous to think that a group of people like that would have developed their own idiosyncratic culture, syntax, speech pattern, and collective emotional affectlessness within the same space of time that most…

I agree. I mentioned this above as well, but I find it difficult to understand how even the human beings could tell who they were trying to kill by the end there. At a certain point, it just degenerated into five more-or-less entirely separate different groups of strangers running around and trying to shoot each other…

I agree completely. Do Saviors have a distinctive smell that attracts the murderous rage of tigers?

You had me at Amy Poehler.

Okay. You've now convinced me to have children. I hope you're happy.

Opinions will vary, of course, but that seems quasi-objectively insane.

"Review" has got to be one of the best comedies I've ever seen. Andy Daly is a god-damn genius.

Yes, that is pretty odd. I mean, this isn't exactly James Bond shipping his customized Aston Martin all over the world….

I was holding out hope for a rousing rendition of Foggy Mountain Breakdown.