Exactly! It's like the musical version of what it is like to try to calm yourself down from an anxiety attack. I've said those words to myself so many times during panic attacks. This whole episode just crushed it as far as things that are important for people to hear when dealing with anxiety and just feelings in…

No I'm pretty much with you there. Cinemasins makes me laugh, and anyone with half a brain should be able to tell when he's making a legitimate point and when he's making a joke. Do all the jokes make me laugh? No of course not, when is that ever the case in any form of comedy ever. Do many of them make me smile or…

And then at the end he removed a sin because there were no credits at the end…

When I was watching the Babadook, there were some scenes where I definitely flashed back to Home Alone, so this article makes a lot of sense.

Agreed. That bee is terrifying though because it has a knife for a bottom and can at any time tushie stab any one of us

Frank Doyle: Who cares* what evil lurks in the hearts of men?
Sadie Doyle: Unless evil's carrying the martini tray darling
*clink*

Hooray for a Thrilling Adventure Hour shoutout!

Not exactly my point. Truthfully it doesn't sound like they're just sucking up to him on the podcast, but they might be… who knows. No, I'm legitimately asking where, other than Wyatt, people on the show have said he's a bitch to work for. I'm honestly curious.

If you listen to the Daily Show Podcast they all rave about working with him. Writers, correspondents, guests, etc. Where have you heard that he's a bitch to work for?

If you listen to the podcast it's revealed that he does in fact read nearly all of the books that the guests have written. He's a speed-reader so he can usually get through the books in a very short amount of time. I think he watches most of the movies as well but sometimes plays it up as a joke.

The most recent WTNV deserves a mention this week I think, one of the best ones they've done in a really long time. Almost takes the show in a Lost-ian direction and it completely makes you shift your perception of basically all of the previous episodes, as well as giving a lot more depth to some of the basic…