Yeah, so close.

I imagine he does some things that are just plain weird.

During my honeymoon period of benzodiazepine abuse (now put well behind me) I used to watch The Prisoner a lot. This show is pretty much exactly what that was like.

Wait, who was Luke's father?

I'm not sure I understand your analogy. It's a show not a game, none of the viewers have any ability to anything but watch.

Oh it's bad.

I think we should flood the planet with Trump impersonators until no one knows who the real Trump is anymore, making impossible for him to continue his presidency.

His Paul Giamatti is so funny and so disturbing. Last time he did it I totally lost it when he (in character) plugged Adomian's twitter feed but said "he's a little dark for me. A little cruel."

I would have asked them why Max insists on filming Nev on a handheld camera the whole time, despite the fact that the two of them surrounded by a film crew.

Greg: Oh Dharma, you're such a hippy.
Dharma: Oh Greg, you're such a square.
Studio audience: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

You win this round.

Sorry, I already fixed it. I like where you're coming from though.

Oh okay. I probably could have figured that out from your second point. Well, Big Bang Theory isn't even the worst sitcom of its own era either. That would be Two and a Half Men.

It wasn't even the worst sitcom of the 90s. That honour goes to Home Improvement.

I'm getting images of a dress-clad Durst throwing garbage bags filled with Trump's chopped up remains into the East River, and this does not displease me.

Yes, you'd think old white guys who clutch their tote bags tighter when they see black people approaching would be natural Trump supporters.

I think we should just seal him inside a barrel and kick it into the sea.

You are kidding, right?

*unsubscribe*

That just proves how evil I really am.