They've pretty much all done walk-ons (assuming they were popular enough to merit it), but no one's re-joined the cast.

More like Saturday Night Weakly AM I RIGHT

*I* was saying H Burns!

No one stays on TDS once they've got another gig. Even when the new gig flops, I can't think of anyone in the Stewart area who's gotten their own show and then come back full-time.

Sleepy Hollow is their top scripted show right now. Somehow, the Simpsons is back to better ratings than Family Guy.

Geez, you guys, way to make Jesus feel terrible!

Didn't Kathleen Madigan, Ralphie May, Gabriel Iglesias and a most of the other recent mainstream headliners do time on that show? Amy Schumer and Doug Benson raised their profiles there too. It actually seems like it did a pretty good job raising a bunch of comics' profiles.

[ throws Ironside into crowd ]

Ah. The ol' "there is no 13th floor" logic.

NOOOOOOOOOOO

Yes, you've really made a racist out of uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus

So, executives who get paid upfront for brokering deals and who don't need to worry about ancillary profitability.

He'll be playing tenor sax in the backing band. The producers will try to use him as comic relief a la La Bamba.

…and apparently while not paying the licensing fee for this content they publish! OOPS

528 lyric pages for songs owned by one publisher. That was likely a small fraction of the site's content.

I think these sites can actually license the lyrics, and some do. I wonder if they're going after the ones who refused to, or if this is more of a strong-arming to go after the ones that are making money.

You know you can go literally anywhere else on the internet for that, right?

Yeah, it's a nice twist on the formula.

So, wait. Is the real Johnny Drama just Donnie Wahlberg? I don't know my Entourage people too well.

Having not seen The Lion King musical, I can totally see how this song sounds like something that would be in the Lion King musical. The drum sound and the rousing "whoa-oh" make me think of all the creatures of the jungle marching out to meet the newborn cub.