This season opens with a bottle episode, like "Fly," but set entirely in the bathroom.

This season opens with a bottle episode, like "Fly," but set entirely in the bathroom.

He does a lot of mocking of "the government" but I don't think he keeps his savings in bitcoins.

He does a lot of mocking of "the government" but I don't think he keeps his savings in bitcoins.

Jessica Williams is also still pretty green. It took me a while to warm up to John Oliver, but now I think he's great. So I'm more than happy to give her a chance to get comfortable.

Jessica Williams is also still pretty green. It took me a while to warm up to John Oliver, but now I think he's great. So I'm more than happy to give her a chance to get comfortable.

That commentary is wonderful. Multiple times, he mentions how impressed he is with himself for getting everything to rhyme.

That commentary is wonderful. Multiple times, he mentions how impressed he is with himself for getting everything to rhyme.

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This is probably true. But R. delivers hilarious moments both big and small. If this has any line deliveries as funny as the way he sings "bitch I wish you woooooould burn my clothes," I'll be happy.

This is probably true. But R. delivers hilarious moments both big and small. If this has any line deliveries as funny as the way he sings "bitch I wish you woooooould burn my clothes," I'll be happy.

Tina? I'd probably know her if I seen her.

Tina? I'd probably know her if I seen her.

Here was my reaction: "Too bad they turned on the camera after the oil overflowed and caught fire. Oh well, this is still hilarious. Wait, what are they doing? Wait, no!"

Here was my reaction: "Too bad they turned on the camera after the oil overflowed and caught fire. Oh well, this is still hilarious. Wait, what are they doing? Wait, no!"

Aren't there a ton of examples of beloved screenplays that, after years of floating around Hollywood, were finally made into what turn out to be horrible movies? I'm sure I've heard that story plenty of times, but I can't think of an example.

Aren't there a ton of examples of beloved screenplays that, after years of floating around Hollywood, were finally made into what turn out to be horrible movies? I'm sure I've heard that story plenty of times, but I can't think of an example.

It's really wonderful. That shot that Benjamin describes will drop anyone's jaw, and the Kid Samson scene (you know the one) is an incredible moment. The whole movie is funny and horrific at the same time - very few movies even try to do that, let alone pull it off.

It's really wonderful. That shot that Benjamin describes will drop anyone's jaw, and the Kid Samson scene (you know the one) is an incredible moment. The whole movie is funny and horrific at the same time - very few movies even try to do that, let alone pull it off.