That's because the Beastie Boys weren't a 14-person collective living in the forest and playing citterns while singing about barrel staves.

And then you and your pet have to go to the Rainbow Bridge and fight Thor.

Fisful— people have been playing "jump the shark" with SNL and Mad for literally decades.  Take any of those examples or others (e.g. Howard Stern, Woody Allen, "Seinfeld," etc), and match them to variations of "not funny anymore" on Google Search.  You'll have plenty of reading.
Also, shrinking network audience size…

A too-frequent corollary of fan devotion is the sickness to entomb the object of their affection in amber.  "How can I wallow in nostalgia when it's still there?!?"  As if the staffs of the Simpsons and SNL and Letterman and MAD Magazine and the Daily Show and, er, the Onion should go walk off a cliff just to salute…

"Losing gambles" is not close to a pun.  It is, however, stuff.

Alls I wants to know is, when do we see Baby Kevin get pegged?

HEINZ JINGLE

The Wire says fuck.

There's no reason to humiliate and insult the man.  And stepanchikovo.

Danny Bonaduce in the Partridge Family?

Anybody who thinks Gone with the Wind is "fucking terrible" is a fucking terrible critic.

I don't think knowing someone similar to a television character is the same thing as being able to relate to that character. 

Isn't mid-second season a little early for the tired "back when it was funny"?

I'll admit, learned something new on that one.
"You said I could say that once a year!"

IT'S NOT SUBTLE!!!!

oh it's hot and wet and slick, and it's making everybody sick - oil spill! Oil spill!

Those fake accents were pretty bad.

Rockwell was also willing to paint some less than pleasant moments in America, ones that Kinkade's clientele probably would rather not remember:

Second 'Before Sunrise' and 'Before Sunset.'

I disliked Arlington Road because it felt like a ripoff of Parallax View.