Not really?

I can't say I'm surprised by the verdict. But reading this review *did* make me resubscribe to his podcast. I miss that man's voice in my ear.

I could read Teti talking about TPiR every day.

I did too, the first time I attempted it.
The trick of the movie is that it's not exactly a documentary, not really. It's more like a long-form piece of video art. The opening "movement" about the baking powder can is more of a music video than anything. (And a good one.) There are a lot of subtle in-jokes for fans of…

"From George RO-me-RO to FUL-ci" fits the meter better

Yes. Halfway through, I started thinking, "This is very good — I'm going to have to leave a comment saying so."

Except for the Arizona part, that all sounds very familiar!!

Some MONSTER rated the Dumb Starbucks episode of Nathan For You a B-Plus.
I did my part, and you'll all be happy to know that the average now sits at an A-Minus.

A bunk bed. Because… sleeping in a bunk bed is suicide??

Brilliant, insanely funny episode. I even laughed at Nathan uncertainly crossing his arms in the logo bumper at the end of the promo for next week's episode. The voiceover was totally on-point this week, especially during the Lie Detector segments.

Heh, heh! Looks like bad news for the… "Simpso" family!

Zahn actually looks like he's putting in a pretty amazing performance, at least from this trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watc… He uses subconscious cues so well and so naturally as an actor (twirling his finger while saying "change people's minds;" punctuating his syllables with pointing, confident jabs as he lays…

"God, I have so many great albums. I love my albums. I love them, I love them. Here's an album."

I am shocked, absolutely shocked, that nobody is discussing this week's rib-tickling episode of Keith and the Girl.

Honestly, it's been on a roll for at least the past year and there are no real running gags, so you can start just about anywhere. Try the Best-Ofs, or pick an episode featuring comedians you enjoy (I'm a big fan of any episode with Paul Rust, Andy Daly, Horatio Sanz or Tim Meadows).

Kodner is damn right about Improv4Humans.

Good Christ, remember when the most lowbrow thing on A&E was NewsRadio?

I'm pretty sure Underwood's party affiliation's been clear since episode one.

I'm surprised Rabin didn't mention Matthew Broderick's incredible cameo.

I'm surprised Rabin didn't mention Matthew Broderick's incredible cameo.