Clara: "We've gone back thirteen years!"

Erin was the goddamned worst this week during D&D, although it was almost worth it just for Jeff's pure distilled rage.

I don't think he's allowed to write for KSK anymore since he started at GQ. Not enough time and they don't want him using all his good ideas up for free.

Questlove does have some pretty bangin' tits.

Nick Kroll disagrees.

He talked about it on Harmontown, too. Definitely happening.

Gilligan might also be lying. You should keep that in mind.

Jesus Christ, cool it with the autoplay.

His protege Frank Easterbrook once wrote an antitrust opinion about egg manufacturers filled with various chicken puns.

Surprised he didn't mention the John Mulaney one. That's one of my favorites.

Spencer doesn't seem like the type that would be willing to cut Dan Harmon off, but I also don't think he's "enabling" him in any meaningful way. From what they've said, he basically just makes it so Harmon doesn't have to go to the other side of the room to refill his Ketel One.

I think he's got a lot of leftover D-1 football player muscle.

Unless you're Joe Morgan.

The Britta avatar above this is extremely well-placed.

I think he did both the "people both in the 60's are in their 60s" and the "iPod? iPad? iDon'tKnowAnymore!" bits.

But then who would get Dan Harmon's booze?

I would be okay with sending him to jail for this in the same sense that I'm fine with sending Al Capone to jail for tax evasion.

Dan and Jeff talking about their dads made it very clear why Jeff is a suave, charismatic improviser and Dan is a stuttering neurotic writer.

What I think you're missing is that people get up in arms about rape jokes not just because they make light of a horrible, traumatizing thing, but because they make light of a horrible, traumatizing thing that is also treated much less seriously by society than it should be. Jokes about murder are different because…

Probably, in the sense that people read articles about them, which generates ad revenue for the site.