But but but all those Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon episodes??

It seems more evident over the last 10 years they do, but you're suggesting it's perfectly random?

Who's the one that thought Sinead O'Connor and Andrew Dice Clay would be a good match in the first place anyway??

Now that you mention it, the only thing I remember about the episode itself is that Dunn refused to be on it.
This calls for some research … TO THE INTERNET!!!
… oh … wait.

She does profess that it wasn't because Clay used offensive language (because she apparently loves to curse, she says in the article) but because he made jokes about abusing women.
There's another anecdote about how she was talking to K.D. Lang and Lovitz said "careful, she's a lesbian."
… But then she never…

Maybe. But I think it says that it was her penultimate episode on the show anyway. Either she was fired or she chose to leave the show after the season.

Neither did I … according to the article, Lovitz claimed her boycotting the Andrew Dice Clay episode was Dunn trying to draw attention to herself.

Stop drilling, because you just hit oil.

I really hope they have a tagline that is something like "Daring to ask the questions Serial didn't ask" or "Going where Serial couldn't go" or whatever.

And all the songs they DIDN'T record were just as great! I also wish I could upvote you more for that great name.

At last! Zwan! Acceptance! Recognition! *braces for imminent thrown chairs*

OF COURSE! It all makes sense now.

Yes, please!

Mad Max Beyond Lightningsphere! This Summer.

[reads] Having 'will become your present' … large package … movie called The Gift …

Wasn't Miller working on two movies concurrently? Fury Road and Furiosa? What happened to that?

He's the perfect blend of sincerity, intensity, absurdity etcetra!

Do you have to take a remedial class on appropriateness with Mr. Weinerslave?

You know, I think 2015 is the year everything turns around for ol' J.K. Simmons.

"Last Guardian when?"