This is awesome! I am so happy for him.

This episode was just lovely. And I loved "Meat Lisa."

Me too.

Yes. So much yes. Thank you for now sending me into a White Stripes binge for the next week. I'm overdue!

This so perfectly describes my feeling about this.

Yes, that is definitely true.

I wondered this as well.

Anyone who quit the show after this episode would not be welcome by the true fanbase *anyway*.

Yep… just another example of how Family Guy would have gone with it and how much more meaningful and excellent BB's is.

Yep… me too.

So like, can we bring up broken arms kid? Or are we not to speak of Reddit on AVC.

That was amazing.

Beck fits in so well I often forget that he is a featured player. Kyle has really brought some great stuff, and they have such good chemistry together (of course). So yes, I very much agree. I would be devastated if they didn't bring them both back next season.

It really is starting to make me crazy to see Jost and not Bennett on that desk. I really hope that they put him there next year. He would do so well.

I do follow baseball quite closely and am a Red Sox fan. However… I do think that your point could be made by anyone regarding any impression sketch. That's just how it goes. If you aren't familiar with a celebrity, a politician, an athlete, etc… you might chuckle at the sketch for what they are saying and doing, but…

I *really* loved Thompson's Big Papi. I too am a diehard Red Sox/Papi fan, and having spent the last ~10 years seeing him in interviews on NESN, the local news, ESPN, you name it… I have to say, it really was a fantastic and hilarious impression that I'm sure even Ortiz himself would love.

Yes. Got stoned for the first time in a while and watched last night and I was rolling on the floor laughing at almost every sketch. The only way to watch from now on.

I was over the moon happy to see this sketch. Love his YouTube videos with that character and I'm so glad that he gets to do them on SNL.

Perfect. Yes.

This, like many Simpsons quotes before it, has become such a standard part of my vocabulary that I often forget where it even came from.