[Paul F. Tompkins:] That is a big concern of my wife. She's really concerned about the "bad seed" idea. Whenever we've talked about kids, that has always come up at one point. "Yeah, what about a bad seed. What if that happens?"
[Andy Daly:] It can happen. By the way, I am doing the thing I said I was going to do. I…

If you've got a job that requires playing an asshole who abuses sweet-natured, kind people into doing horrible things for their own benefit, YOU CALL JAMES URBANIAK.

I just assumed he was holding it so he could Charlie Brown at the end of the scene.

Of all the incredibly likable guys in the Apatow camp (Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen, etc.), Jason Segel may be the likable..est. What I'm saying is I love this dude. And I should definitely see this movie. Though I know very little about DFW.

What about his occasional role as the middle school principal in Eastbound & Down?!

I actually am shockingly invested in how Jon Benjamin becomes the can of vegetables. Much more than who killed Ben Caspere.

Did anyone else notice this episode was a minor Mr. Show reunion? Jay Johnston, Tom Kenny, Jill Talley, and Paul F. Tompkins were all in it.

Who could forget the episode where boom operator Nathan Fielder gets kidnapped, and the rest of the episode is completely without sound?

Brie and Paul F. Tompkins play a lot of ancillary characters. They get to do a lot of silly voices.

The Lando comic that just started, there's only the first issue out, looks like it's going to be a lot of fun, too. The premise is that Lando is in debt to a mob boss, so to get out from under it he and Lobot go out for one last big score, stealing a ship full of priceless art with an indeterminate owner. Turns out…

I think over 90% of those assumptions came from that he grew a goatee.

I have similar projects coming up also starring actors whose names are one letter removed from Marvel movie villains. Be on the lookout for such rising stars as Wilson Filk, Ronin D. Accuser, and Loko!

The way he read that last hashtag is why Henry Winkler is still around.

I had to unfollow Jim Gaffigan on Twitter because he's getting more and more comfortable showing that he's actually pretty Republican. I think a couple months ago he posted something along the lines of "what are the chances those cowards at the Daily Show are gonna go easy on Obama again tonight??" and that wasn't…

My favorite part of this episode was Tom having to admit that Chris Hardwick is a very nice guy who's been nothing but kind to him.

They shot his mustache off!

That season of Beavis and Butthead they did a couple years ago was great! …that's about it.

He already finished recording his lines! There's nothing more he can do! YOU LEAVE JAMES URBANIAK ALONE!

No, not at all. I think it's pretty widely-held that Asylum is the most cohesive and best game in the series. There are flashes in Knight where it's the best one, but they are heavily outweighed by the many, many moments where it's easily the worst (I, just like Rocksteady, don't acknowledge Origins).

Oh yeah, Daredevil! Man, that second episode is crazy good. They should really try and lock up Phil Abraham, because while the rest of the season is still pretty solid, it peaks pretty early-on.