I wonder if they donated any money to them because they had to install a fence around their house to stop people from throwing pizza on the roof.

They should have donated money to the poor homeowner who has to keep power washing dried pizza cheese off his roof.

Like how Bryan Cranston is cosplaying as Better Call Saul era Spooge.

Sad that all of our heroes worth immortalizing in bronze are now fictional.

This makes SNL look like a consistent comedy masterpiece. 

Heh, AV Club still existing after 2025...

Kenan as Lorne’s replacement?

Loving or hating Lena Dunham feels so 2013.

I found a number of moments hilarious on top of the one you mentioned:

It’s nuts that so few reviews I’ve read of this focus on the humor, or view the humor as incidental. This episode was chock full of belly laughs for me, especially when he incepts Kor the trivia answers (“It’s moments like these I curse the Chinese for inventing gunpowder”). I get that the deep introspective stuff is…

They are not wrong. I don’t understand why people are getting so annoyed.  I feel like none of these people have kids.

Plus, the whole household shares that subscription. Everyone has to buy their own ticket to see a movie in the theater.

Okay, but that $9.47 movie ticket offers two hours of entertainment. A $15 streaming subscription offers as many hours of entertainment as you want.

Are you really trying to suggest there is some contradiction in criticizing the price of going to the theater while not criticizing the price of Netflix? Even if you talk just ticket price, and you go on a special discount night, you’re paying $5 to see one movie one time. If you want to go when it it is most convenien…

Synecdoche was incredibly overrated. It didn’t do nearly enough with its initial premise and tried to have it both ways by making its protagonist’s life miserable to a degree of comical absurdity and then expecting us to take him seriously. And Charlie Kaufman, we really need to have a talk about how you write female…

Except they got to where they are today, making Marvel films, from directing high-class TV like Arrested Development and Community.

The labyrinthine and convoluted machinations a man will employ when faced with the possibility of a woman’s wrath....

Fucking Discovery. Just killing shows left and right. Don’t they realize they need content for HBO Max? This was good and I’m sure it’s cheaper to make than a lot of other shows. Seemed like it’d be an easy call to keep it going

It wasn’t the ending.  It was that they rushed it and didn’t earn it.

Yeah, this is a sort of ‘joke’ people love to parrot, like replacing problematic actors with Tig Notaro because that’s a thing that happened once.