I don't think awful people tend to know they are. But one can hope!

Counterpoint: every single scene he is in on 30 Rock (yes, he didn't write it, but he is a phenomenal comic actor)

One small step for man, one giant, tremendous leap, big league, you're going to be so sick of leaping.

Saw Run The Jewels in Boston on Friday. If they are coming to your town, pay whatever you need to to get in. Seriously.

Harumph!

Sweet! Love the Lonely Island and always meant to see Hot Rod…Unlimited: Season 1. Oh. That sucks.

I'll give him the beneift of the doubt and assume he didn't know who Woodward and Bernstein are.

I wanted to just post that your friend is an idiot, but now I'm just insanely curious—was there more to his argument than the mere fact they work for WaPo?

Checkmate.

That lie was under oath though, if I recall.

I like guys who didn't get captured, OK?

Their grilled shrimp used to please me.

Um. He mentioned Omarosa.

#AlternativeFacts

I keep reminding myself that the intense unease, distrust, and resentment I feel is exactly what Trump supporters felt through the entirety of the Obama presidency. Only, you know, justified.

I wanted to start Dick L'Orange, but it feels too lighthearted. "It."

Kroll Show was terrific! One of the better sketch shows in years.

The finale is amazing, and retroactively elevates the season to the realm of "great." And it makes a rewatch all but mandatory.

No argument there. I'm not putting Good Place in the same league (though over the years I have come to prefer 30 Rock to AD, and the argument could be made that it is superior). Still, Good Place is terrific.

Not since Arrested Development has there been a comedy that so rewards rewatching. Like with Buster's hand, half of the jokes are only apparent the second time around.