Jack Donaghy is real, and he continues to run NBC.

My kingdom for Paul McCartney to cover the King George songs. I will settle for one of the Gallagher brothers. Oasis or watermelon.

Gillian Jacobs dressed up as Nathan for Halloween. Basically everyone in comedy in LA loves his show.

Hallie is the Batman to Elliott's Joker. She's the only one who can stop him!

I'm just hoping that first single is a dumbass joke song.

Anyone else think Jack was a Dave Chappelle character? He's got Chappelle's head on a bodybuilder body, with the mannerisms of one of his "whiteface" characters.

He and Jill Talley are in a couple sketches.

"Not that Ansari held it against his friend or anyone else in the industry who does an accent. “I understand,” he said. “You have to work and some people don’t think it’s a problem. You do it.”"

Anyone else notice that Holt is calling him "Jake" now?

I can't BELIEVE that guy was going along with it. How would you not just run screaming from that room?

I think we found the inspiration for every Martin Starr character.

There are at least 7 different people regularly referred to as "the Podfather."

I still can't believe we're at a point where a kid from All That is the elder statesman of the SNL cast.

That Jackie Chan sketch felt like something they found in Key & Peele's trash.

It's why this show could only be done in LA. Well, maybe New York. If it was in Chicago, Nathan would've been punched by now.

The key to that guy is it's not "Microsoft," it's "MicrosoFFFFFt."

This has only improved Colin Hanks for me, because now whenever I see him appear in anything I will imagine he has the CHIPS theme in his head.

The first time I saw them play this live, it was a free show in Millenium Park in Chicago. At the very end of the long quiet part, right before it kicks back in, Albini said "to all aliens out there: I apologize for Mancow!" and it got a HUGE laugh. Shellac never gets enough credit for how funny their shows are. …

I had no idea Scheer was such a good storyteller!

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