Charlie the Intern doesn’t show up very much after this episode, but it’s hard to top his very first entrance (and exit):

The end of this episode is also the exact moment this show went from amusing diversion while cleaning the house to an actual real show for me. And when I recommend it to others, I assure them it starts silly but sneaks up on you, and this is the moment I have in mind when I say that. For that moment to work, I had to…

Stephen Colbert deserves special mention for his voice work, too. The way he blarfs out his Bs, he really sounds in equal parts like a bloviating asshole boss and an anthropomorphic frog.

Guess nobody really comments here anymore. Funny how much things can change in two weeks.

Are you talking about the before times? In the long, long ago?

That was only last week, wasn’t it?

“’Member when the AV Club was good?”

This is a scorching take

“My desires are unconventional.”

The AV Club

I’m too drunk to edit this comment

Now that the AV Club is on Kinja, may as well carry the Kinja animosity jock.

Web TV is still technically TV.

Hey, TV can still be a career killer if you’re like me and spend all day watching it when you should be working.

Nazi’s and KKK’s are about genocide, they are violent by their very existence, and should be pushed back by any means available, including fists to their fucking faces.

I’ll proudly pledge $1 million dollars to “The Anxie Committee to Fight Floods and Shit.” And I promise that this pledge carries as much weight as any pledge made by President Trump.

If he really wants to help the people of Houston, the best place he could donate that money would be to The Committee to Impeach the President.

The Anxie Committee To Fight Floods and Shit will be happy to take your donation, President Trump.

No, Obama was King of England during the revolutionary war, duh!

That is fake news. He did however declare “peace for our time” after signing a peace treaty with Adolf Hitler.