I'm definitely going to be watching out for flushable wipes whenever I'm around non-parents after hearing that.

Complaining about music can't possibly be that big of a part of I Seem Fun, since I've been listening nonstop and can't even think of an example of it happening on there.

No one will ever to choose between ONLY '60s Bee Gees or the Zombies. Let's all enjoy both, frequently.

Everything through the much-ignored (and Robinless) Cucumber Castle is well worth seeking out.

If you hate "I Started a Joke," I don't care WHAT you admit to liking.

Right. Those in charge of movie buzz seem to just think "Will Ferrell comedy" is a genre with a consistent audience, but it seems to me it's "Will Ferrell plus comedy plus n" and that variable slides it from huge mainstream hit all the way down to forgettable flop.

It's weird because Anchorman was considered a disappointment post-Elf at $85M, Step Brothers at $100M was a letdown post-Talladega Nights, and The Other Guys at $120 wasn't considered a big hit somehow.

RACIST

- Best training montage (Coop and Gene)
- Best curse ("fuck my cock")
- Best outtakes of attempted motorcycle theft
- Best pronunciation of "Human League"
- Best talking can of vegetables

"The AV Club is not recommended for readers under 21 years of age, because you won't understand most of our references."

[blank stare]

a) Just because she did it at some point doesn't mean it'll appear on SNL.
b) She's marrying Andy Samberg, so I actually bet a lot of SNL insiders know her and would at least "get it" enough to use it for an audition.

I woke up this morning with a vision of Kate McKinnon taking over Weekend Update. It was glorious.

Maybe there should be a "Kickstarter Elite" program. But wouldn't that just be "Hollywood"?

Wait, WHO criticized Lee but encouraged Braff?

Jessica Williams is pretty awesome on there in general.

All of PFT's impressions have replaced the actual person in my memory at this point.

So, "ripped from the headlines" at this point simply means "rip the headlines out, paste them onto the script pages, and then write some Richard Belzer one-liners in the margins."

He told it on a talk show a while back, I think. I've definitely heard it once or twice before.

Such is Lorne's power.