I won't rerererehash my continually shifting preferences in order of the ladies, but I do have to say that in some sick way, I think I'd be curious to actually interview idiotking about his possibly obsessive attraction to Colfer. It may result in me getting into deeper gaytalk waters than I've ever been before, but…

I smell a new SNL Digital Shore-t. (get it?)

They need some over-the-top musical numbers.

To be fair, that bitch also got AIDS because she fucked Monkeylint. Also, cancers.

I would watch Han Solo street racing in the Millennium Falcon, so long as on back it has a
SPOILER.

Tits may come in second in its timeslot by the name alone, but the single male viewers will definitely come first.

I rather liked seeing Brooks line up multi-shots on different topics no one would think to splice, like Jurassic Park, juicing baseball players, and the internet. It was clumsy, but entertaining, at least until they got into the American Idol parodying, at which time I blew my rape whistle.

[mockingly] "Oh, is it funny t get a first?"

I've still never even seen Mad Men.
Am I missing something?

Yeah, was there really any relevance to that bit, other than perhaps a real world contractual obligation?

Just be glad they're all legal. This episode's only redeeming quality for us straight guys that watch were the crossed-legs-inducing and/or fap-resultant scenes. Not that I did that, but I mean, fuck…

Menacing? It's Moriarty; not Bebop or Rocksteady… his role is that of an intimidating intellect. Think more of the Hannibal Lecter of the late 19th century, minus all the people-eateyness.

Don't be dumb, -ledore, everyone knows Boston is in Texas. psshhh…

Made believable, or made "aw fuck it who cares, look—"?

Perhaps ironically, they're both somewhat known now on their respective shows for giving dead-eyed, blank stares to the camera during sketches…

No, he wanted Leno's "spot." You know… *wink nudge nudge wink*

Aww, fuck me.

I didn't mean it as a Conan-era Tonight Show Band vs. The Roots, I meant that since they've been off the air, The Roots have taken top seat.

I know what I'm saying, because I'm a musician.
Weinberg had the best late night band in recent memory, though The Roots have since taken that title.

As that one kid said on that one movie once,
"… that make me kind of sad in pants."