I think it's worth bringing up the super-secret surprise guest performance of the Parrot Sketch on SNL 10 or so years ago that absolutely DIED. I'm not sure if it was just a matter of having an old sketch we'd all seen before, or maybe the audience was just confused that the sketch didn't involve Mango or…

I think it's worth bringing up the super-secret surprise guest performance of the Parrot Sketch on SNL 10 or so years ago that absolutely DIED. I'm not sure if it was just a matter of having an old sketch we'd all seen before, or maybe the audience was just confused that the sketch didn't involve Mango or…

Judging by your description, you have seen it. But there's plenty of other good stuff in there too.

Judging by your description, you have seen it. But there's plenty of other good stuff in there too.

You mean when she was trying desperately to be Bjork?

You mean when she was trying desperately to be Bjork?

Yeah, when almost everything you put up goes in, and the entire team is in the proverbial zone, you gotta just keep going. Imagine you're someone who's committed his whole life to basketball…nights like that don't happen often. You have to see how far you can go.

Yeah, when almost everything you put up goes in, and the entire team is in the proverbial zone, you gotta just keep going. Imagine you're someone who's committed his whole life to basketball…nights like that don't happen often. You have to see how far you can go.

The Coen Bros. would've been an easy way to get some comedy on the list while still maintaining its auteur-centric nature. Raising Arizona, maybe?

The Coen Bros. would've been an easy way to get some comedy on the list while still maintaining its auteur-centric nature. Raising Arizona, maybe?

Hmm, Pitchfork has been covering black metal for a couple years now. Might as well jump on that bandwagon, Thurst!

Hmm, Pitchfork has been covering black metal for a couple years now. Might as well jump on that bandwagon, Thurst!

I'd say the reverse is true…of the two artists, I'd say Lou is way more responsible for Lulu's godawfulness.

I'd say the reverse is true…of the two artists, I'd say Lou is way more responsible for Lulu's godawfulness.

I thought a more glaring example was Bart's love of Michael Jackson. It was an early episode so it can be forgiven, I 'spose.

I thought a more glaring example was Bart's love of Michael Jackson. It was an early episode so it can be forgiven, I 'spose.

I always thought this ending reached a little too far. The show was basically a family/household comedy; an explosive terrorist attack outside the Bunker home doesn't really fit the play-like nature of every other episode.

I always thought this ending reached a little too far. The show was basically a family/household comedy; an explosive terrorist attack outside the Bunker home doesn't really fit the play-like nature of every other episode.

If we're talking LOST, I'd have to go with Sayid.

If we're talking LOST, I'd have to go with Sayid.