Based on the details of this review, I can surmise that you stopped watching after the Arby’s commercial at the end of this first break since you have no details about anything following it. This quality is not anywhere near your previous Bob’s Burgers review. Please see me after class.

And Josh Gad! This episode is a straight up Book of Mormon reunion!

Limb/Gathers having a Highlander-themed dick measuring contest was very on point. Also, enough can’t be said for how pitch perfect Night Dick’s wordplay way. In short, it was a good episode for dick jokes.

I got a Sit Down, Shut Up notification for this? Thank goodness. Those previous notifications just made me sad.

So I know we are having fun with the adults in the show (in this case, having the most adult-ass story) but we have been two solid episodes without more than a line from either of the titular Venture Bros and I was wondering if that had to do with why the show was apart from the feeling we’re used to. The dynamics…

The most frustrating part is that it takes 15 minutes (forever in fast-food time) to make Impossible burgers since they are made to order. I’m an omnivore and enjoyed the taste much more than I thought I would but would never try it again because if dining with company, my order would be very out of sync with everyone…

In conclusion: Mike Tyson Mysteries is gonna be just fine.

Is this the first episode to not have Dean say a word?

I work with an Infowars fan and they laugh this stuff off. They claim it to be him just kidding or having fun. When I mention that no other legitimate news source has moments of off the walls skits like this, he claims that is a part of why Jones is worth listening to since it proves he is a free human. As painfully…

This post is gold.

Deep scheduling lore: The last two weeks, Adult Swim put Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law in the weeknight rotation as an added treat to loyal viewers getting a preview of the always excellent Gary Cole as a Carl Sagan-looking professor. Either that or my corporate loyalty is for naught.

I think Red Death’s 80s attire just him wearing the Kurgan’s NY street clothes. Too cool.

For all Murry Changs out there who think Brenneman is an elitist snob: The film Starship Troopers was a satire of authoritarianism, the film Network was a satire of broadcasting, Brenneman is a satire of this.

“Great...now they’re saying we can’t dictate our pieces to text without proofreading anymore.”

The pants pull up at the 4 second mark is almost astounding.

I saw the title and was so relieved to see this was a Takeout article. I was scared it would have been a Root article about a man’s last moments before Burger King Becky called the cops on them.

God, I would have loved a take from The Opposition...

I got it. I got your pun because he is a horse and it is a show about horses and horses jump fences. Yes, I got your pun about horses.