Not Sure if this is a repost, but the Tiny Mixtape review is….yeah:

Cold Stone Creamery.

Kazaam was better than expected.

(the Spencer Gifts of the TV network 1989 shopping mall)

You can either do gay for pay or play AV Club roulette. 

Or porn!

The last half of names looks like a madlib gone crazy. Needs more:
Pheasant Crotch
Don Pickles
Snow Bells and Zombie Raccoons
We Watch Porn
JRR Folkein
Coffee Beans Raw
Casablanca, GA

Because not everyone shares your opinion. I know, shocking.

HE REMEMBERS ME!

Yeah, but he was gone long before that right? Like season 3, before they found the Whitney script in Manson's belongings.

You know, I don't remember her being tall in Flight, but it does seem like she grew a foot or so.

To further add to the Pryor love, he was always best to me when he was doing a character. Dude really knew how to sell it from the voices, mannerisms, etc. Also his SNL bits always stuck with me, just pure greatness.

I love riddles!

Do a search for "Marge Simpson+Ray Charles+handcuffs+over 80"

Game. Sheltie.

21? By ones and twos? That's like half an NBA game. Never played above 15, but I'm speaking from experiences in Texas.

Because Rick Ross made a character and has legitimately tried to make that character multidimensional, round (heh), and give it some pathos and really explore it (I guess, I'm not too big a fan of Rick Ross). A better example would be Ghostface. You think Ghostface really wrote the screenplay to "Ray" and had it…

Except Senor Douchebag, I'm pretty sure the racial humor thing is important to the comparison. Because Douchebag Pants, there are a lot of CC shows that copy Chappelle (Swarsdon, Demetri) in form that hace come out recently, this one looks to borrow both the tone, format, and target of its jokes. Also, Senor…

The format for Key & Peele is very similar to Comedy Central’s other sketch-driven hit, Chappelle’s Show, sthough slightly more grounded.

Yeah, but we wouldn't it increase the likelihood that he ends up attached to a theatrical Sesame Street movie?