Keep walkin', bub.

Good comedy died just under a decade ago? Why didn't anyone tell me?

I get her, she just seems slightly intimidating which does put me off her a bit. Pain of inferred rejection.

*narrow eyes, points knowingly*

Feel like this season will be classed as the highly divisive one where people worry about the formula becoming a bit too loose and broad without Inannucci showrunning to the point of dropping off from the show whereas others will still see it as being as funny as ever and that not much has changed fundamentally. The…

Doubtful, the angry acceptance speech is not an uncommon trope.

Yeah, three children is not going to be a win, this will blow up in Mike's face especially when he only wanted the one child. How? It's three children, it's going to run him ragged and it'll be worse financially than his boat purchase.

I'm taking the opinion that Andrew is duplicitous and conniving whereas Selina is self-serving and often simply ignorant. They're varying shades of messed up but Selina is somewhat less horrible because she's not as actively cruel, just super dismissive.

"In America, we call it 'tight'."

Wrong again, I ducked so now the wall is holding it and I still have my 5 spot of nickels!

I miss people raging about the furries. I kid, it was a pain but it was still interesting.

"Here", Mr. President.

It's not the argument I'm making, I never cared for his writing finding it often thoughtful but mostly about himself but it's also laden with good ol' fashioned snark.

For someone not trying, he's at least nailing the existential ennui element.

It's a good feature provided they get the right sort of artists for it, so far they've done a good job even if the content of said comics hasn't been all that great. It's a mix, it's what keeps it interesting.

Also, you're holding poo.

See, that's how you do grit, just crowbar some sex in and ha-cha-cha, it's darker!

Which isn't really complimenting it when you consider the sort of low hanging fruit Don't Hug Me, I'm Scared represents.

Think we've got one more of Shannon's before we get our next artist so let's hope you got space for one more gritty adult satire of popular pre-school kid's entertainment. It's not just any kids' shows, it's pre-school stuff which is stretching way more to be gritty than if it was just for a ten year old.

I know but "Dance, ape boy, dance" lacks the punch.