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I’m happy with it. Sad I can’t be there to see it with all of you. I do love reading what you all have to say about me now though.

I just watched it. It was very sweet and lovely.

Less plot, more banter and wordplay? That’s what I’m here for 

A Letterkenny season that returns to form? Outstanding.

Definitely both, sex addiction is an excuse for assholes and Franco is an asshole.

I have it on good authority that Formula 1 is no longer a sport:

Bells don’t work, they figure out how to walk without ringing it.

Three years a week from Sunday; not that I’m counting. #fuckcancer

Thank you. But how dare you - how dare you - forget my time writing for the Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Hour. Again how ... dare ... you.

I remember my first exposure to him was his ‘Super Dave Osborne’ skits on Showtime’s sketch comedy show Bizarre, hosted by comedian John Byner. As a little kid, who most definitely shouldn’t have been watching that, Super Dave was one of the highlights.

And she was arguably the most popular character of the first movie.

The Goldbergs is a show, and has been on television for 8 years? Learning a lot of new stuff from this post.

No the worst thing he did was divorce Peggy. 

Well this excites me. I never pass a Crazy Horse collaboration.

A misfire doesn’t explain why a live bullet was in the gun. Yes, people can and have been injured and killed by blanks and similar “stage” ammo, but that really doesn’t explain how a bullet ended up in the gun.

Same. “Frank’s Brother” is a keeper for the late, great Jon Polito, if nothing else. Also, “The Gang Cracks the Liberty Bell” is one of my favorite early episodes.

So, this article is essentially paraphrasing another AV Club article paraphrasing a Vanity Fair profile.

Not if the AV Club writers have anything to say about it.

How sad for you.