He was great in every role, but the first thing that always comes to mind is the Toys R Me sketch. Intimidating and hilarious is a tough combo to pull off.

Which Lo Pan? Little old basket case on wheels or the ten foot tall roadblock?

I’m going to assume a great many of these ‘gamers’ bore a remarkable and entirely coincidental resemblance to Jim Ryan in a fake moustache.

While I enjoyed Hades more than I thought-and I'm certainly happy for its Hugo award-Spiritfarer was a much more superior game in just about every way, IMHO. 

And all sponsored by Raytheon.

For years I have raged about the AV Club treating Harvey with kids gloves, laughing him off as the guy in bad suits who hosts every show, but now they are interviewing him? Bullshit. Do they ask him if he still thinks its impossible for an atheist to be a good person? Is he still homophobic? Does he still think its…

Steve Harvey is a racist misogynist and religious nutbag who really shouldn’t be on TV. 

<3. seth putnam is my spirit guide. that piece of crap is telling people in heaven what the fuck is up now, especially the ones who look adopted.

I don’t understand why people loved the first one so much, aside from lovable actors. It was boring. The logic failed over and over. I thought Birdbox was way better.

I still think Krasinski missed the boat by not introducing aliens for other senses. Like ones who just use smell. The humans use deodorants to make themselves invisible to the aliens, but then one of the survivors farts out of fear.

When you order Robin Leach from Wish.

Hey! Let’s not drag the noble weasel into this. The poor little guy has it hard enough being a pawn in the mind games of Foghorn Leghorn and Barnyard Dawg!

He looks like David Cross if Cross were a bit fatter.

Not Yaphet Kotto related, but I also love the little moment after Jack steals Moseley’s ID where he begins to walk away, but suddenly swings around and pulls a “Freeze! I’m a G-Man!” move with the ID for no reason whatsoever.

“He said his name was Moseley.”

“which he attended, at least in part, on a scholarship he received for his performance on his high school Quiz Bowl team.”

I think it’s one of the most finely crafted US movies ever. Absolutely no exaggeration.

It broke up with itself?

The first Sorbo was known as “Sorbo the Slopper”. It was from him that his descendants inherited his fascinating skin diseases and personality defects.