Exactly. If Jerry Seinfeld had been booed off stage at a college gig or there were petitions banning Jerry Seinfeld's offensive comedy from campuses, you would've heard about it. It just didn't get a laugh and instead of retooling his joke he made a full scale media blitz about how people should have laughed at it.

I think he gets shit because it's not even like the college kids were that offended at his joke. He had a bit where the joke is that he says "gay French king" and does a limp wrist hand motion, and they didn't laugh at it. And then he made a bunch of talk show rounds complaining about how everyone on colleges are too…

Anti-SJW types tend to like guys who are more progressive than they realize and then try to twist it around to fit their beliefs. Not all of Carlin's stuff is perfect (I don't agree with him that it's cool to say the n-word) but he went after conservative politics constantly, spent 1-2 minutes of most of his specials…

Dire Straits.

Harvey Dangerfield.

Maybe littering IS good… in moderation.

"Tell them they heard you wrong! What you said is 'I'll bring the beards.'"
"That makes no sense."
"Yeah but if you think about it, it'd still be a pretty sweet party…"

I'm just Blue Turtlin' here but it's become my life as well.

Hey!

Good stuff as per usual. But can we talk about how god damn funny The Birthday Boys is? That show needs a second season.

Rebecca Sugar episodes were always my favorite Adventure Time episodes, so I've been looking forward to this for a while. Love the first episode, the designs and music are incredible.

Actual people:
Joel McHale
Chris Pratt
Jake Johnson
Kristen Schaal

Maybe it's just me, but for me, if you're talking about podcasts that have successfully transitioned to TV shows, you've GOT to include Comedy Bang! Bang!

Prediction for the comments section: Like three people actually talking about the movie and hundreds of people making fun of bronies, totally proving their point that bronies are annoying and won't stop talking about the same thing over and over.

Yeah guys! Stop liking things I don't want you to like!

Traci saying "my wife" as a response to everything made me laugh every single time.

I'm still like half a season behind on this show, but good to know how good the end of the season was. I'll have to marathon it. This show did what no other iteration of Scooby Doo could ever do: make Fred interesting.

Gravity Falls. The end of the episode Double Dipper where Dipper has a nice conversation with his clone about whether or not he'll ever have a chance with Wendy and how he can't stop overthinking things.

I've always loved Scrubs. And in spite of all its cheesiness, the last line of that episode always hits home for me.

NEW NO-NO! 12 legs now, spiders!