From NBC's website blurb about the special:

This is what Jim Mallon should have tried a few years ago instead of those Flash shorts.

Right now they're on Double Secret Probation.

Congress isn't obligated to impeach anyone they don't want to. They'll impeach Trump but ignore any involvement by Pence with Russia, since they like him.

I liked this show.

Reminds me of Artie on The Larry Sanders Show, after the network objects to the booking of Wu Tang Clan because they're too "urban": "I can call my friend Lenny Kravitz - he's only half-urban."

The little bit of interest I still have in comics is due to hoping that someone can approach Morrison's brilliance on Animal Man and especially Doom Patrol.

It does have everything to do with power and oppression, and that's not a random new definition, it's the traditional definition.

Sorry, but I like my comedy to be funny.

Did you ever consider that you might have a wheat sensitivity rather than a gluten sensitivity?

I think it's remastered and in HD on Amazon Video.

The biggest difference came when Trace and Frank left. At that point, nearly all references to things from before 1980 disappeared except for the most accessible ones known by everyone. No more Jackie Gleason show references (although Pearl continues to call Crow "Art"), no more Mr. Drysdale jokes ("Jethro wants to…

From Here to Eternity, The Lieutenant…

Step into the light, Lemon. There’s nothing wrong with being fun and popular and just giving people what they want.

And we are all together.

There's white people made of gas…

I don't know exactly what's in it, but it tastes like regular ketchup but not sweet.

I use unsweetened ketchup. I brought some to a picnic and a few hot dog snobs gave me a hard time, and they still didn't understand when I told them it was unsweetened. They were just parroting crap they'd heard.

If you think of rooting ego as an investment, Yankees fans are the ones least willing to risk their rooting ego. They want to root for the team that has the deck stacked in its favor and then act like their team has achieved as much as any other team when they win. In reality, it's an event when the Yankees don't…

Polite? Repectful? Have you been to Wrigley Field? Or did I miss the joke?