The cranky bastard. I’ll miss him.

You didn’t have 500 people working on your house, safe to say.

quit your bragging I have been looking at a missing cabinet and door for six months

Kudos to Kenan for not even a hint of a break. Man has seen it all.

Yeah, there’s a sketch comedy cool kid ethos that says breaking during a sketch represents a kind of violation of a sacred trust between writer and performer and audience. And certainly you never want to go Full Fallon. But seeing a seasoned professional (and a very funny performer) like Gardner just absolutely lose…

SCTV was an awesome show. Joe Flaherty was great. Rest in peace.

Also the whole detail of Guy Caballero using a wheelchair “for respect”

Damn.

“May the Good Lord take a likin’ to ya and blow you up real soon!”

Joe Flaherty was a beloved and iconic comedian and actor. You know what he’s doing now? He’s dead!

RIP.

As grim as it is and as much as his career was so much more than this, I also couldn’t NOT think of this.

“Born in Pennsylvania, Flaherty began his career at Second City in Chicago, working alongside comedy legends like John Belushi, Bill Murray, Gilda Radner, Chevy Chase, Brian Doyle-Murray, and Harold Ramis.”

One of my favorite moments of his role on Freaks & Geeks is when Harold and Jean had a fight about her wanting to change after reading Lindsay’s diary. Jean is crying on the bed and he comes in and gives a heartfelt speech about how everything he does is for her.

Truly a delight in anything where he showed up; Harold Weir could’ve been a stereotypical Angry Sitcom Dad but he injected such humanity and affection into the role.

maybe gather ‘round the kitchen table for a game of Pit afterwards?

I have Crohn’s disease and am on immunosuppressants. I wear masks everywhere. Even if I wasn’t sick, I might still wear them just because I would rather not get Covid if I can help it.

I got yelled at in a CVS once (in very liberal Santa Monica) for wearing a mask by some stranger. I don’t get why he cared. Me wearing…

Global climate change is a real problem. It’s March and we’ve got snowflakes on the ground in Houston.

“Person who insists on individual freedoms and choices objects to someone else’s individual freedom and choice.”

What a snowflake.