Watch the episode of SNL he hosted back in the 90s.
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S4 didn't suck but there were a handful of C+/B- episodes, especially near the start. It redeemed itself at the end and S5 brought it back to S3 form for 85% of the year.
They executed that concept much better than The Office did in the post-Super Bowl episode with Jack Black and Cloris Leachman.
Steve Buscemi directed this episode, but he's done that before. I know I mentioned this a few weeks ago in a comment, but I read somewhere that they got a new Director of Photography or something this year, which explains why the show looks different, more cinematic.
She makes shampoo commercials that air during Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy.
They've said in the past that their dream actor for Mayor of Pawnee is Bill Murray.
Ghostbusters II is amazing and anyone who tries to tell you different is an asshole.
I haven't read the review yet, but I'm assuming Sims doesn't like "The Merv Griffin Show" because of its structural elements and lack of character growth pay off so I'm going to register my opinion early and say it's one of my favorite episodes.
Wait, what?
Can't you go down to the local lagoon and talk to your Prime Minister about getting the show imported?
http://www.uproxx.com/webcu… This video of Alison dancing to Danny Pudi's rendition of "Everybody Dance Now" will hold you over.
Canada doesn't have Netflix. Or guns.
The one strange positive of the darkest time line casting, Abe Vigoda as Leonard.
I totally drew a felt goatee on the Swans LP cover, I swear.
Central Time Zone, only one that matters. "Midwest fuck you!"
Macho Kool Aid Man. Someone with more time on their hands, make this happen.
In the darkest time line, Annie is played by Whitney Cummings, Britta by Chelsea Handler, Jeff by Dane Cook.
Now leaving the darkest time line.
I would welcome a re-airing of "Band On The Run" with open arms.