Good lord…what year is this? Are you John Goodman?

They tried to make her go to rehab, and she said no, and then she died a while after that.

Great, I just spilled white mocha all over my good corduroy blazer… you know, the one with elbow patches.

I'd say PFT is the surest bet. Adomian does great voice work, and he's a hilarious guy, but some of his characters miss the mark (Chris Hitchins). Same with Daly (Nurse Callahan)…although, at his best, he's the clear #1.

I thought his Gary Unmarried on Ice bit was inspired.

Yeah, Scheer was especially game for whatever this week. Definitely his best character ever. Swardson was in good form… some of the stuff he sneaks in cracks me up, like the ongoing Gary Unmarried bit.

Your doctor's name is Bobby Bobby?

Perfect. I'm speechless, Reposted.

Love when he goes into Jason Mantzoukas' dreams to train him Inception-style. "It's me. IT'S ME! YOUR FATHER! YOUR FATHERRRR!!! But I've got the face of your mother. Now fight me! FIGHT ME!!!"

THAT's your first question? I go into Nordstrom's, and I say "gimme your heaviest coat."

Little known fact: he was the first person to introduce firearms into water-skiing. Of course, this is back when water-skiing was king.

That was BY FAR his worst character. Give the episodes with Bill Carter, Don Dimelo, Life of the Party Guy, or Hot Dog a listen.

If it translates anything like CBB, he'll probably be OK.

This was a nice return to form. Something about the show's been…off… beyond just the out-of-place musical acts. This episode had a classic vibe to it that's been lacking lately.

Why would you expect anything good to happen in the Aliens vision of the future? Survival itself is the only protagonist.

It must be a LOT cheaper to animate a character's profile, because season 1 went to the side-shot all the time.

All firsties are inherently lame, but this one isn't bad.

Don't worry, folks… that's the name of the family. They ARE African-American, though.

Wait… you actually like the part of CBB that's NOT character/bit-driven better than the rest? That's when the show is at its best. The first 10-15 minutes is usually standard interview faire.

At one point during his many come-ons, he actually says something so vulgar that Sarah squeals, and knowing Sarah, that seems like it'd be hard to do. Props to the awesome rapport between Sarah and Nick/Bobby.