I haven't watched this show, but it seems like "Dollhouse". Is it a "Dollhouse" rip off?

It's a tattoo of Harvey Fierstein, so you're technically correct.

Scientology is really…D'oh!

Get a job, Big bada boom.

Elliott Smith is the quintessential example of using pain and sadness to create some thing beautiful and transcendent. I never feel sad when I listen to him. I feel joyful and inspired. Along with Jeff Mangum, best songwriter of the late 90's. Edit: I realised I didn't answer your question
YouTube "Miss Misery", "Say…

Fair enough. He's still not funny.

Fair enough. But for example: the Arcade Fire was basically responsible for our first conservation (we both loved them) so now I can't listen to them anymore without being sad.

To be fair, Andrew Bird utilises it to great effect. "Oh No" is a prime example.

He had just gone through a terrible breakup. Anything else would've reminded him of her. Speaking as an obsessive music geek who was also dumped by his long term attorney girlfriend, I can relate.

I'm beginning to think the hallmark of a shitty comedian is the phrase "I don't want to be that guy who doesn't like…" Since when are comedians afraid of making fun of things? Protip: stealing Kyle Kinane's look does not make you as funny as him.

He always makes interesting films. I saw "The Saddest Music in the World" for the first time late at night, and I had to be given evidence that it wasn't a dream.

Too soon Zalgo. Too soon.

I think it's a comment on TV weather maps always showing a smiling Sun. To quote The Upright Citizens Brigade: "Why would a dying star be smiling!?"

It is if you just believe.

They never showed Tammy being crushed by Squanchy. I have a feeling she'll be back. Sidenote: when Squanchy transformed, I yelled out; "Squanch the shit out of that squanching squanch! It really is a context based language.

Damn you Harmon for making me feel feelings! But seriously, he has the finale thing down to a science.

Actually, that only works if you're Rodney Dangerfield. And even then, only if said radio is built into your golf bag. That being said, "Hey everybody! We're all gonna get laid!"

The people who like this song don't really like music.

It's not a negative impression per se, but if you want to be pedantic about it; The only reason Ron's family it's scraping by is because they have six children. Arthur has a nice government job while Molly stays at home. I say Ron is spoiled because throughout the books he's only happy as long as he is well fed and…

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