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To each their own, I suppose? It simply baffles me why anyone who wants to do "comedy" would want to be on this show unless they wanted to do the very specific style of comedy SNL does?

Sure. But Starbucks also offers a steady paycheck and free to cheap benefits to boot! A steady job in "comedy" sounds great, but when there's no guaranteed job security (SNL staff are apparently still only told whether or not they will be returning like a week before shooting resumes) and you're forced to only do

Only two films I've walked out of were: Little Man Tate and Dracula: Dead and Loving It.

I forgot whose recipe this is but, baked in a cast iron is the way to go:
2 cups milk
4 generous table spoons of cottage cheese
1 tsp salt
Dash with pepper and garlic powder
A dollop of Dijon mustard
Half a box Elbow noodles
14oz of shredded cheese
cover with foil and bake at 375 for a half hour
Uncover, add the remaining 2oz

From everything I've read and heard about SNL, it sounds like the worst, most toxic, creativity-stifling environment I can imagine. Why young comics still pine to get on it is a mystery since the halcyon days of the show making you an instant celebrity are long gone? You're better off creating a web-series and hoping

I don't feel comfortable doing this sort of thing to a woman since they have historically been judged on their physical features over all else, guys, however, are ripe for the insulting if you ask me! Steve Bannon looks like a Dick Tracy villain that was rejected for being too horrifying. He looks like he's trying to

Fair point. I personally think there's a more tactful way to do that as well as comment on the great qualities of your recently departed friend, but these are multi-millionaire celebrities, so just the fact that they're legible is probably tribute enough.

RIP the original Gusto. Side note: anyone else find celebrity remembrances of friends fairly self-serving? A lot of those instagram posts up there are like "RIP he helped with my movie", "RIP he did my comedy show." I can't help but read them as, "yes he died, but don't forget about me!!"

Fair point, but I imagine tossing down a whole ream of Mead paper (which is what I'm assuming this guy has at least eaten so far) could lead to intestinal blockage since the body cannot digest it? And though paper is made out of cellulose, if he's eaten any colored paper, the ink can potentially be poisonous. Thank

I love this guy! Bravo for keeping up this ruse which is surely harming your body in irreparable ways. And also, what the fuck, Segel? Eat a picture of this guy you selfish asshole? What else do you have going on any way?

Like the one where he has GIANT hands for the express purpose of yelling and pointing at dogs.

I think the "new age" side of him came from living in LA for awhile where a LOT of people are like that. Maybe it'll pop up on Season 3 if the show makes it? His talk of cleanses, or the green juice he's drinking, or now hawking that Charlotte's Web fake-weed snake oil are all relatively recent, but you can definitely

I'm glad the show came back to its original conceit, that just because a group of people is near each other and knows each other, does not mean they're under any obligation to stay or even be, friends. I know the show occasionally propped up the "it's about the power of sisterhood" angle when it was convenient for the

Just let it go already! Connie Britton was the last shining light on this dumb series and now that she's gone it's just miserable characters being miserable. I eagerly await the back half of season 5 where we get to watch the heart-stopping action that is a bunch of courtroom battles over the Rayna James estate.

That's cool. I figure it may even take a whole 'nother season for the cast to find its footing. A longer commitment from the core cast makes me feel better about this.

It is! I have absolutely no problem with a revival, just a bit skeptic about the casting is all.

Though I still have some reservations about the cast, I also gave up on MST3K initially when Mike took over, only to re-visit the series years later to discover the Mike episodes blew the Joel episodes out of the water. So I'm holding out hope. Does anyone know how many episodes they filmed and if they're trying to

"Yo, yo, yo, well my name is BUFFY and I'm here to say, a demon stole my voice so I cannot SAY! "

I got half a verse into that SNL performance and…nope. Not for me.

Emmanuel Lubezki reads this. "Oh, I can't get a better angle than Spike Jonze!? Challenge accepted!"