Or the manko.

What??

I hope it doesn't get held up in production.

Yes, I've seen a lot in my day, but this is just nuts.

Yes, it was originally a reference to Charlie Parker and was co-opted, like everything in the 70's, by a bunch of no good, stinking hippies.

Goddamn, that man could sing. Songwriting was not always on par, but that voice was so amazing it could really make weaker material into something.

Or too loud…

Thank you for stomping all over my sarcasm. On another note: It is shameful to witness the deterioration of the civil rights movement in this country. This show reminds me of the old days when Frank and Dean would rib on Sammy because (get it?), hes black! Mr. Combs should have hit that man over the head with a sock.

I found that tremendously informative.

They will thank him again if he uses a CGI Vince Vaughn in his next one.

Errol Flynn could do a horse. Hehe.

There was a time in this country when a man with a dick for a nose would have been shunned by 'reputable' people and cast off by society. Relegated to the shadows… Due to the tireless efforts of brave and selfless activists, you may now let that thing swing freely. God Bless America.

Sir, I knew your father. And yes, he was a great, big, giant pain in the ass.

Yes, lawyers are still stigmatized. That said, I will watch this with an open mind. As a Kirkland & Allen associate, she will have no time to forge emotional bonds, so her choice is laudable.

Glad they did a live one. Such a slick studio outfit.

She prefers not to discuss that.

It's never easy to suck.

All those puppies had to do to get that gig was giggle smarmily at Will Ferrel.

All the best Christians start out that way.

Yes, that bull was looking for Bullshit Mountain. He also applied to Vassar first.