as White Abed

I think you underestimate his ability to make other people miserable.

There was a Paley panel with the Community cast where Dan Harmon related a couple of particularly dickish things Chevy had done on set. Chevy was obviously embarrassed, but it seemed like more of an embarrassment that Harmon would tell such things in mixed company. As if to say these people in the audience aren't in…

On the other hand, neither of them has much hair.

I've said this before, but whenever Lenny Pickett is gone, his absence will be just as noticeable as Don Pardo's in the introduction. His style is now synonymous with what we expect SNL melodies to sound like.

G.E. Smith and T-Bone Wolk: the original bromance.

No, I'd say it was a lot earlier than that. There was a time (I think on the ABC version) when Bill's formerly-bushy hairstyle was suddenly gelled to the point it was nearly flat. All he needed was chest hair and a medallion to turn into "Dice" Clay. It may have been a coincidence, but I recall him really turning…

He also had John Bloom (a.k.a. Joe Bob Briggs) on as a regular for "God Stuff."

They never really seemed to know what to do with Mo.

The fact that Turner apparently has no expectations of ratings or profit for TCM doesn't hurt.

It's remarkable how much overlap there actually is in the queer / blue hair demographics.

For me, Comedy Central will always be defined by idents with a melody that sort of sounded like whistling, backed by a chorus of men grunting, and Penn Jillette yelling something about some damn show.

Only Kraft Dinner can calm my nerves.

I assure you, I'm dropping plenty after a meal of Stove Top.

He meant powdered milk, of course.

To tie a piece of string around.

When there was no crawdad to be found, we ate sand.

"Drain fat"? That's the best part!

I'm sure he got plenty of catcalls when he was visiting his brother in prison.

"After very careful consideration, sir, I've come to the conclusion that your new defense system sucks."