That might have been the funniest part of the episode for me.

Idk I'm enjoying it.

He got eaten by spiders.

Honestly, the fact that it's 25 years later and James is still performing the song in such a whine is creepy as hell.

Yeah, Ed definitely reacts to it. Someone speculated that that's why he burns the piece of paper- to see if his reflection will do the same.

The repetition of "together forever", shortly thereafter followed by Big Ed being sad that things don't last forever is incredible. I'm gonna ramble a bit here, but James's song with all its wishful thinking "love lasts forever" lyrics being immediately followed by another BOB appearance really emphasizes one of the…

One time I asked my roommate where the TV remote was, and he said "It's over there on MAI DESK" in a Borat voice, which he claimed to be totally involuntary. This was last year.

Yeah I wouldn't really call anything TenNapel did "great art". It looks cool, but it doesn't really affect you any way.

My friend made me watch a pirated Chinese copy of Ted 2, and occasionally (but not always) an f-bomb was bleeped, and the bleep was always louder than the film and sounded like a door slamming.

Upvoted for "is this Shit licensed"

It's a huge contrary move that it wasn't even considered.

The lack of "shit" and "poop" and honestly any related words is appalling.

Reform is the only funny word listed. I'm serious. Reform is a funny word.

I hope he does an album with James Murphy and Damon Albarn. But that's too interesting to actually exist.

Why did you do this here

Have you seen any other trailer in your life?

Yeah, which actually gives me optimism. I'm getting early screwball Coens vibes.

Get lost. There's a war on.

I love how it shows origin stories for things that blatantly don't need one, like showing Chris Pine write the theme from the original movie.

Honestly one of my favorite things about Locust Abortion Technician is there's like 2 actual songs on it. It's such a bizarre experience.