Oscar Isaac is in the same category as Brie Larson for me. I've seen them both in many things, I think they do great work, but I cannot recognize them to save my life. I have to be told before the fact or I'd never know who they are.

I still think she's just fucking with Forrest, as the rest of his staff does.

So, I adore the original run of this show. I've probably seen every episode of the FOX seasons at least 5 times. Somehow, I've never seen a second of the Comedy Central years. What are the standout episodes of that period of the show?

This is where I noticed that Randall Park has a great voice and cadance. Everything he says is very even-keeled and measured, which makes everything so much funnier.

I can't think of a better comedic actor to get to play a toady than Joe Lo Trugilo. It's wonderful in Brooklyn Nine-Nine and it's wonderful here.

Ken Marino is the king of bluster and confidence masking deep, deep insecurity. I'd like to see Ken Marino get his own Walter White.

That section is probably Molly Shannon's highlight of the…"franchise" seems like such an ugly word, but I guess it's an appropriate one.

The best part of that scene, and possibly a highlight of the series, is the incredibly strange blocking so Slattery is standing with most of his head in tree branches while he's talking to her.

Let's all take this time to try and figure out who the perfect MCU Kate Bishop would be. I have tried to decide multiple times and I never can.

Well, sounds like they just have to make a show about Kate Bishop then! Oh what a drag that would be!

Aasif Mandvi requested a break for at least a year to work on The Brink and his own projects.

Can't wait for Daily Show V. @Midnight in 2019!

I bet she would've been in consideration! But she pulled herself out of the running very early-on.

Love & Mercy is supposed to be great, and he's supposed to be great in it!

Well, it also helped that Jack Black was a genuine fan of Tim Schafer. The game came out 6 years ago and they're still friends! He's a highlight of Broken Age.

The Wyatt Cenac appearance may have been what got to me the most. Very heartfelt and genuine without saying much at all.

Aw, man. I wonder where Elliott will end up. He's definitely going to stay in New York, since he idolizes the damn city, so the Flop House will be just fine. I wonder if Last Week Tonight or Colbert will try to pick him up.

I'll see your Richard Schiff and raise you as "mistakenly thinking it was Dan Castellaneta until you looked it up on IMDB!"

Being head writer of the Tonight Show's a busy gig, man.

*Uh, this is Mitch, I'm somewhere else right now*. You see? He's somewhere else right now.