We know Han carries a gun.  So why didn't he just blow Sophie's head off?  Problem solved.  Show improves by 25% easily.  Seriously though, she's awful.

God what an awful, awful episode.  What is their committment to Drunk Uncle?  I hit FF as soon as he appeared on the screen but even at 3X FF he was on screen longer than some of the other sketches.  I went back later but he was awful as always.

God what an awful, awful episode.  What is their committment to Drunk Uncle?  I hit FF as soon as he appeared on the screen but even at 3X FF he was on screen longer than some of the other sketches.  I went back later but he was awful as always.

And Conway Twitty

And Conway Twitty

My stray observation is why people were talking forward when time was going backward?

My stray observation is why people were talking forward when time was going backward?

Exactly!  Drone strikes are okay.  Targeted killing of terrorists is okay.  Collateral damage is okay.  But God help you if you bang someone other than your wife.

Exactly!  Drone strikes are okay.  Targeted killing of terrorists is okay.  Collateral damage is okay.  But God help you if you bang someone other than your wife.

And yet, no matter how much he hated his wife he never cheated on her, even when the "shoe groupie" pretty  much begged him.  That's American morality - you can all manner of horrible things but extramarital sex brands you as a monster.  Don Corleone and Michael Corleone were the only dons portrayed has having no…

And yet, no matter how much he hated his wife he never cheated on her, even when the "shoe groupie" pretty  much begged him.  That's American morality - you can all manner of horrible things but extramarital sex brands you as a monster.  Don Corleone and Michael Corleone were the only dons portrayed has having no…

Those 40's cartoons weren't for kids.  I remember one with Donald Duck, working in a hotel, I think.  He's looking for a key and it's "front door, back door, broom closet."  Then he turns up a key, looks at the audience and winks lewdly.

Those 40's cartoons weren't for kids.  I remember one with Donald Duck, working in a hotel, I think.  He's looking for a key and it's "front door, back door, broom closet."  Then he turns up a key, looks at the audience and winks lewdly.

The "Laffie" episode of It's Gary Shandling's Show:  The woman hides a collie under her voluminous skirt, then as the bit proceeds she giggles, then snickers, then laughs and eventually yells something like "Holy Mama!".  We're to assume it's all that fluffy dog fur - but who knows?

The "Laffie" episode of It's Gary Shandling's Show:  The woman hides a collie under her voluminous skirt, then as the bit proceeds she giggles, then snickers, then laughs and eventually yells something like "Holy Mama!".  We're to assume it's all that fluffy dog fur - but who knows?

Beanie and Cecil was an animated show in the 50's, supposedly for children.  Yet they had a treasure map with different islands and one was labeled "No-Bikini Atoll"

Beanie and Cecil was an animated show in the 50's, supposedly for children.  Yet they had a treasure map with different islands and one was labeled "No-Bikini Atoll"

There's a Kliban cartoon with a man and a woman having sex in the middle of the street while other men wait their turn.  An elderly couple walk by and the woman says "In my day, nice girls didn't do that."

There's a Kliban cartoon with a man and a woman having sex in the middle of the street while other men wait their turn.  An elderly couple walk by and the woman says "In my day, nice girls didn't do that."

My favorite joke:  "Don't be so sure.  This one's eating my popcorn!".