That's too bad. I really enjoyed the first two, but even if they tasked it to another writer they wouldn't have been the same.

"Learn to drive a stick" should be mandatory Amazing Race knowledge, like "know how to start a fire" is on Survivor. Every year, somebody totally screws themselves because they keep grinding the clutch.

That whole album with "Lit Up" isn't terrible.

I don't know about you, but I'm pretty much sold on these "drugs." Where can I get some?

8-Bit Starcraft
Hey, that's pretty good. But they should have used Silicon & Synapse instead of Blizzard Entertainment.

Oh Santa!
Man, I loved that opening with the cheerleader chants and the gospel chorus dueling a little. I lost interest as soon as Mariah started singing. If it had all been as crazy as the opening, I could find a place for it on a Christmas playlist.

Definitely On Deadly Ground. Though Exit Wounds could be fun.

Yeah, but two girls is greater than one girl. The enjoyment factor is equal to the square of the number of girls involved. So Maria Bamford Enjoyment is 1^2, or 1. And Garfunkel & Oates Enjoyment is 2^2, or 4. It only stands to reason that people would be willing to pay 4 times as much for 4 times the enjoyment.

What about "Doug Benson goes to the movies with you?"
It's one of the few that doesn't have the caveat of living in the greater LA area, too. He comes to you!

The Man Who Knew Too Little is ripe for reevaluation. I have no idea why it wasn't a success. It had Bill Murray doing what Bill Murray did best!

I'm just gonna hold myself to 10 (this 10 is subject to change)

When Clarkson does her girl power pop thing, she's really good.

Yeah, some of Al's best stuff is where he parody's an entire genre or an artist's sound, and not a particular song.

I bought my mom a Louis Armstrong Christmas album a few years ago. She never listens to it, and especially dislikes "Zat You, Santa Claus"

The White Guy is actually The Latino Guy. Also, according to his Wikipedia page, he's a ninja.

Neil hosting the Video Game Awards will be the high water mark of Civilization.

Yeah, it really looks like a parody of quirky indie-films.

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Search for More Money

The Back to the Future sequels are inferior, but I'd still call it a good franchise.

Marty: Michael Cera
Doc: Jeffrey Tambor
Biff: Will Arnett