I haven't heard as many people talk about it as "The Book of Love" or "Absolutely Cuckoo" but with a slightly smaller group like Magnetic Fields it's harder to determine what tracks are underrated or not I guess.

I haven't really liked any project they've done since 69 Love Songs (i had it's moments), but if this can recapture that magic, then I'm really excited for it.

I agree with what you said, however, you're still a turd Tandy.

I feel like this is mocking the exact joke I made in the "R.I.P. Prince" article. I'll take it. Tacky as it's become to make fun of, the fact that Trump is where he is blows a million wads.

I think my negative grade of the season has a lot to do with the god-awful premiere, the way the Trump episode of SNL brings down that season's grade.

I will say the Homer/Lisa halloween episode was easily the show's best episode since "Days of Future Passed"

It was a while ago, but I can't remember anything good about the premiere. But yeah, I guess you're right. A solid B for modern Simpsons made sense.

Huh. I would have given this season a C+ or C over a B, so it's nice to know you still quite enjoy the show.

Often one of them will be the worst of the season.

And the NDA just lied there and took it.

The episode with Marge in chains? It was "Marge in Chains".

Hodare they do this!

I wouldn't go that far, but it was still damn heartbreaking.

Thanks for the head's up.

Clearly, SNL hasn't been funny since (year I graduated high school).

This to me was like With Bob & David's C-word sketch, just an immediate classic.

You mean Jost having a little fun? (We live off puns here.)

He was just clearly a fan.

This sketch was ridiculously great. Also great:

Courtney Barnett did what St. Vincent did in the finale a couple years ago with Samberg: came in one of the least known guest of the season, and finished it with one of the best performances all season.