That sequence is hysterical. Bless Rich Moore and his classic-Simpsons-and-Futurama-forged talent for screwball comedy.

I covered the Minions premiere. The third (yes, there's three) director yelled this shit. Thousands of audienced members yelled it back.

Inside Out is fantastic. Anomalisa is a masterpiece.

He had so many strong reservations.

Yeah, he's also gonna be the Skeletor-esque feature film version of Lord Hater in Wander Over Yonder, a show that's actually brilliant NOW instead of a rotting shell of its former, brilliant self. We could've talked about that, but alas.

Which is why they sort of did it.

Toy Story 3 already did it.

Alex Hirsch's wonderful cameo as Toby Matthews wasn't the only Gravity Falls-related thing tonight.

They've made bigger changes to the status quo before (Ford, for instance). I think this is a good choice for the show in the long run, even if it does seem like more well-worn sitcom territory than sticking to it.

Tad's voice actor, by the way, was Welcome To Night Vale host/main character/narrator Cecil Baldwin. I loved that.

Controversial opinion: this was the funniest episode of the season. Not the best; since, y'know, 11/12; but still a remarkable achievement.

There are actually fully animated commercial breaks between the three "acts" as well. I love that special feature so much.

He was on a very famous videogame.

Again: Wander. You guys cover Wander now.

A man can dream…

Her co-writer in this is also her Celeste and Jesse Forever co-writer, so they were probably hired because of it. I'm still skeptical, but we'll see.

Fucking CALLED IT back on The Dissolve: https://pbs.twimg.com/media…

The Man From U.N.C.L.E. G.R.A.N.D.P.A.

It did seem more like Rick finally realizing his own toxicity and what it does to people than just the break-up, yeah. At least that's how I read it.

Weren't you guys covering Wander Over Yonder now? Because there's a new episode tonight.