I mean, two guys got hit squarely by a flying dumpster and just popped out of it.

The important thing is to think of the first episodes of his other shows. Even Brooklyn Nine-Nine, the show that started off the best, wasn't really itself until the second season.

Who do you trust more, the guy who worked on the best seasons of the Office and created Parks & Rec and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, or NBC's marketing department?

Oh, I definitely preferred when the series took place in anything resembling reality, but I'm just rolling with it now.

HBO passed on Mad Men and Breaking Bad, they aren't the end-all be-all barometer of quality.

This show has served as Hannibal's replacement for me now. I don't know what's going on at any point and I don't think any two characters have ever had an actual conversation, but it's a terrific fever dream either way.

I believe Paul Feig has actually specifically said he envisioned the opening scene of season 2 being Lindsay getting loaded into an ambulance after passing out at one of the shows.

If Conan stating very matter-of-factly "this milk belongs in the sewer, and I'm the one to get it there" isn't worth watching it for, nothing is worth watching anything for

Johnny Knoxville is charismatic as all hell and I will fight to defend his honor at all opportunities.

The least surprising thing in the world is Jim Gaffigan kinda slowly and quietly revealing that he's a conservative. I remember at one point on his Twitter he started saying stuff like "oh so are JON STEWART and his CRONIES gonna go easy on OBAMA again??" and that's when I realized I need to just keep Jim Gaffigan…

The Master is my favorite Popeye biopic.

And this version is a satire of grimdark reboots. Ben Edlund'll tell you that himself.

The Amazon Associate program is nowhere near the same thing as a partnership. Any dingus on Twitter with a couple thousand followers can get on it. They just get a percentage of sales when they link to Amazon. You literally cannot buy The Tick or any of these other pilots, and they don't get anything if they got…

The Vicki/Gordon choice was maybe the most I have ever agonized over a Telltale choice. I ultimately went to Gordon, because Falcone being dirty is public knowledge, but the people who need the evidence most are the police, who can actually use it to put him away. Just in the context of the series, though, Vicki is…

I'm hoping for some Riddler. Riddler would be an amazing villain for an adventure game!

Troy Baker does a nice understated performance as Bruce, Laura Bailey does her Laura Bailey thing as Selina Kyle, and the guy playing Falcone is Sully from the Uncharted series, which is pitch-perfect.

If Craig Robinson is another patient, it could be a therapy dog.

No, Nancy Grace will just show up in anything.

I have disliked Jonah Ray more than I've liked him. He was totally fine at this show and he'll be a good host.

Yeah, With Bob & David kept up the average quality of Mr. Show. Lots of pretty good sketches, a smidge of bad ones, and a few really inspired ones.