So the mother ate a lot of fish whilst pregnant?

Sure, it was no "Come Sail Away," but not even this episode's weak writing, recycled plotline or ending that seemed written by whomever was the last one in the office the day this went through final edit can take away the awesomeness of Cartman singing "Poker Face" during the montage.

In Germany they're called "Handys," which I find disturbingly whimsical.

Arsenio's right: fans of dead terrorist puppets and the people with their hands up said puppets' asses tend to be very clannish.

Dime Store & Felt Pelt have made my Internet.

So when I yell "CUNT!" every time they show her, I'm Anti-Semitic now?

So Stacy is Dane Cook…can't say I'm surprised.

@Riff: I thought the guy in the photo(s) was that God Warrior Claire uses as her avatar…

Tyler Perry's Birth of a Nation

If he's really that passively-aggressive, I think the bigger cock punch would be his accusation that Terry Gilliam is trolling for 11 year-olds

@AOP: considering the context, you should have continued on to the bugger all down here on earth bit…

You're obviously from a large city and are relying on your own preconceived stereotypes of hillbillies. Real shitheels consider Quizno's too fancy, if they even consider it at all, what with all the dirty, dirty sex talk coming from that godless, left-wing, queer-bait toaster oven.

Why don't they make Kenan do Obama? At least it would be an obvious parody rather than a sad obligation…or Armisen should just look into the camera, shrug his shoulders and say, "it's a living!" after every Obama impersonation.

You'd think if a comedian's schtick was staring into the camera until he got the laugh he thinks he deserves, he'd have had some sort of vision correction to ensure both his eyes were actually staring into the camera.

Elvis Costello at that Rock Star camp Homer attends.

Let me play you out…
This is the single line/scene that bumped this from a C+ to B- for me. This was a hilarious little moment. Plus, I've always wanted musical accompaniment.

Also, in many BCR albums, they get progressively drunker and more bitter as the album progresses, which is wonderfully entertaining. Since _Saturday Night_ was mentioned, use that one as an example.

…a way for him to say "mine" in some way or another.

I think he came off in the interview as quite sad, actually. Somewhere around the "Oh, I direct the show"—and I think it was the "oh" that did it—I started seeing him kind of like the over-achiever, front-row-sitter who's always raising his/her hand and asking after extra credit. Nearly everything in the interview…

I always find it amusing when people refer to words as "Old [insert country name here] words," as if it's from some colorful past when people all over the world were speaking different languages, if you can believe that!