I was born in 82, but my earliest memories of the apartment where my parents and I lived included a floor model TV, a VCR, and maybe 3 or 4 VHS tapes, one of which was ROTJ. I must have seen that one first, but I don't have clear memories of my first time seeing it or the others. It was a while before I realized that…

I had one unironically ask whether I believed that the Earth orbits the Sun, after small talk revealed that I teach astronomy. I answered in the affirmative, and he started talking about how HE likes to consider every viewpoint because everyone has an agenda. Thank God the ride was almost over.

Damn

And one of those races is black.

Yeah.

She definitely got more screentime with black hosts.

I don't think that either cast member was "holding her back", but Sasheer ended up with a lot of straight man roles, which would sort of put her in competition with Vanessa.

I don't know why, but I liked whenever she was paired with Kyle Mooney.

My biggest laugh was Leslie's expression during the 10-to-1 the first time her roast beef was insulted.

Her mic WAS on (at least during the first one) but she was trying so hard at everything else that there was nothing left for the vocals.

Last night was my first exposure to "Swish Swish" and Robin S.'s "Show Me Love" has been in my head ever since.

He'd probably still be in that tomb with his son, Jeremy.

Does "Ozymandias" count? Because that episode almost gave me a panic attack. It took me ages to calm myself down.

*sad Karen Kilgariff voice*

I liked those more than anything else he's done.

She's at the top of my list of celebs I'd want to hang out with. I can't wait for the semester to end so I can read this.

This feels like it could evolve into something good, but this episode made me realize that I like Yara Shahidi significantly more than I like her character.

I'm not even going to pretend that the song isn't garbage, but I watch Lindsay Lohan's "Confessions of a Broken Heart" video on YouTube every once in a while. When I saw her in the header, I felt hopeful that somebody else was going to admit to liking it too.

I paid money for "Heathens".

While Pauline might not have been real, Joan's drunk, ghostfaced airport appearance was: