That's a good point. It's the kind of thing shows don't usually get credited for because you only notice it when it's done poorly, but it really lends to the authenticity. You watch that show and feel "The Hecks live here" as opposed to "This is that set where Neil Patrick Harris delivers puns".

I'm still waiting for all those classic Motown acts to get back together with all those old white thieves.

I have a super-conservative brother who says he won't go see movies because he doesn't want to support "all those liberals in Hollywood" and what I say to him is, if you don't want to support something because you disagree with the politics of the people employed by it, you pretty much can't participate in any facet…

I demand more Chris Kattan!

I agree and disagree. It's one of the better sitcoms right now just because the sitcom landscape is so terrible, but at the same time I think it deserves bonus points for being unique. Virtually all other sitcoms right now are steeped in snark, puns and typical sitcom tropes, but this show does a good job of mining…

It gets weird when someone whose work you enjoy has done something heinous. Unless you're into sports. If you can get a ball into a designated scoring area feel free to violate the rights of any other human/animal on the planet.

If Nixon had moves like that he'd be the only president on Mount Rushmore.

I think in this instance Chris Brown is merely the physical representation of people who have punched Rihanna in the face.

My simple-minded definition: Pandering up instead of down.

Old Man Jenkins was trying to get to the gold a bunch of pirate ghosts buried in Rihanna's skull.

Uhhh… Three Stooges.

That sounds like sour grapes.

Don Draper is one of the best comedic characters ever. None of you people get it.

I love butt exploitation.

Rootah, vootah, zoot!

I'm putting together what is perhaps the most hilarious, thought-provoking comment of all time. I just need all you guys to toss a couple bucks my way to help get it on its feet.

You should make a movie where the main character has trouble making a Kickstarter. "In a world where a Kickstarter is your only hope…"

Watched True Legend and several episodes of Shaun the Sheep. Missed the first 30 minutes of SNL due to local weather. I'm guessing I missed a hilarious political sketch to start, a hilarious monologue where Affleck was falsely humble about his Oscar, and a commercial parody that would have been timely 5 years ago.…

I guess I'm going to have to watch that one again. I remember loving it but I guess I gave it a different ending over the years.

Okay.