The mariachi guy in the banner pic reminds me of Emperor Cartagia from Babylon 5… who was also pretty fun to hate.  Other picks of mine: Michael from LOST, Graydon Creed from X-Men, and Tweety from Looney Tunes.  But yeah, Joffrey's probably at the top of the list for currently-running shows.

Mix me up one of them drinks too, would you?

Indeed I was.  But I think HE was talking about my bashing of the "husband of insufficient machoness" storyline.

I prefer my B's to be GD rather than GC.

It didn't strain believability for me that he was a student and friend of Vaughn's who also just happened to be a pizza delivery boy.  And I don't see a reason why that Busy Philipps cameo character couldn't eventually become Britta's friend.

He was a very-sexually-liberal oncologist.

Carl Reiser, author of Character Actorhood?

Ah, gotcha.  Then yes, what you said.

I suppose "the mom from Dinosaurs" would be more realistic, but it'd be so much less funny without the specificity.  And of course it'd go over probably most people's heads.

The "Penny hides her food atop the ceiling fan" scene was just perfect.  I was on the floor by the end.  But I was laughing throughout this episode, really.  Minus the sweet moment with Max and Penny at the end.  Great episode, anyway.  I give it an A.

Weird, I thought the Cam-Mitchell story was by far the least entertaining one, and I just wanted to punch Cam throughout the episode.

I'd say it's the other way around.

I wore green; does that count?

In the gay marriage sketch, Peele's character said "And THAT'S wassup, doc!" and then mimed gnawing on a carrot.

TWO Bugs Bunny quotes in this episode!  Most excellent.

There's at least one aspect in which K&P has the edge over Chappelle's Show: no laugh track!

Agreed.  I really dig the standup segments when they make each other laugh, and they did that several times this week.

And that's wassup, doc!

Totally. I lost it when that guy cut his own tongue off.

Of course I haven't seen MadTV in a very long time, but I thought its first few seasons were excellent, with Bryan Callen, Dave Herman, Phil LaMarr, Orlando Jones, Debra Wilson, Nicole Sullivan, Will Sasso and Pat Kilbane.  Those guys were all very funny, although I can't really vouch for the writing at this point,…