Good evening young man. My name is Charles Norwood. Furthermore to this beer I would also like three of your finest, cheapest cigars. Here is my ID, which confirms my adultivity.

I have dearly wanted to work "Listen, shut-up for a second," into a phone call ever since this episode first aired. But I have yet to do it.

Well, if the award were for "Best, Most Authentic Accent," I might agree with you. But it's not, so I definitely do not.

This feels like the first time in forever that The Simpsons hasn't been nominated for Outstanding Animated Program.

But you put mayonnaise on raisin bread!

I don't come across many reasons to think about Kendall Gill, but I'm sure I will always hear his name that way. Also, "Can you teach us to day-unce?"

Ha, yeah. My brother and I (… ahem) used to clown their names all the time. And the kid who played their sister was named Aisling Sistrunk. It's like her parents threw letters in a hat and pulled them out one by one to come up with that.

All the fellas! All the ladies!

Not to mention that voice.

I only knew that one thanks to Corner Gas! I still felt superior to everybody who didn't know it.

Last year I really loved Ben & Kate, and when it was cancelled, I hoarded the final episodes and didn't watch them, because I didn't want it to be over. I just saw the finale some time in April. It was awesome, and when it was done, I felt stupid for waiting so long to have that awesomeness in my life.

"as M83’s "Outro" starts playing"

This show and its beautiful sight gags will live forever in my heart. Last week we got Gumble taped to the wall; this week it's Robinson and those ridiculous circa-93-Coko-from-SWV nails.

That line was so unexpected I snorted instead of laughing. It was painful, but worth it overall.

She is also a beast on the buzzer, which goes a long way. Matt had her on the ropes in that respect in the beginning of the game, but she bounced back nicely in Double Jeopardy.

… And Starring Bernadette Peters as Velda!

I gotta be honest—i had little to no interest in this before i saw the supporting cast (DAVID ALAN GRIER HAS WORK AGAIN!!!!)

Right? Daffy is probably my very favorite Looney Tunes personality, in large part because he had a ton of personalities and they were all awesome. Wacky Daffy who gave Porky and Elmer hell, Hustler Daffy who worked jobs and such and was a henpecked husband, Greedy Daffy who to this day causes me to say, "I'm rich!…

I got to six!:

Right? That whole category had me grinding my teeth.