It's twenty years after World War II. Someone in your village says hey, that guy right there was a Nazi concentration camp guard. He tortured people with a very specific technique. Everyone says yeah, right, we love that guy what're you talking about? But then ten, twenty, thirty, even forty people come forward and…

Wait, this is about Nicolas Cage's son Kal-el, right?

In a way, the fact that it took so long to get renewed meant these two were able to be in tons of other stuff. And now, all our favorite actors from shows that didn't get renewed (Selfie, Ben and Kate, sob) can be in this?

Jemaine predicted this mashup in the distant future. If you've ever seen them in concert, Jemaine always does an Arnold Schwarzenegger voice at this part…

But I am looking forward to this show. They are both delightful individuals.

He's got a really nice Pinterest page.

Get on a plane to London. (For the sake of argument, be American). Meet some people and start throwing around words like aluminum and parking lot and apartment building and welfare housing. You will be Britsplained. Welcome to the UK.

I heartily agree, except for the episode about L.A., which was really about Twenty-nine Palms and Indio and other places over an hour's drive away. What's that about, Duuuuude? Guess there were too many great L.A. studios to choose from.

I watched Elizabeth Hurley doing interviews pre-Austin Powers. She was having her one big moment, as the newly-big-star Hugh Grant's girlfriend. When she said she was thinking of doing a "spy spoof" it was time to cringe. Basically, it looked like she was throwing all of her difficult to get fame capitol away, to do…

Okay, but the 5000 Fingers of Dr. T is one of the most amazing kids' movies on the planet. C'mon and dress me dress me dress me in my doh me doh duds.

Hacked, like Sony, by the GOP…

Fifty shades of Nat Faxon?

Very much Bobby Bottleservice. Very much so.

What's the freqency, Corgan?

I wish it was Murray from Flight of the Conchords, ay?

Have seen him too - twice, even. That clip above with the handshake bit was hilarious, it just went on and on. The people next to us were even crying with laughter. I love that Bret and Jemaine wanted him so badly for the part of Murray 'cause they were just such big fans. Reading this reminded me of when I watched…

Best SNL of the season.

I watched every episode of this show, which was maybe too tall for its own bittersweet good, but thank you anyway. Loved this movie.

Somewhere here (cannot find it in Newswire?) on Mr. AV Club, they said that Merchant and Gervais were set to do a TV series in which they motored around the UK's motorways, presumably visiting motorway services, and you know, things would be expressed by people. I would like to know if said expression is still…

Well yuh, kind of agree. There is a fine line between satirizing sexist/homophobic/racist ideas in the 70s and you know, actually milking that stuff for humor i.e. endorsing it. And Black Dynamite purchases perilously on that line in stack-heeled shoes.