There'll be less of them next time we count votes.

subtitled on the screen /Michael Stipe

Pop culture? I barely know her!

Not to mention the first Death miniseries.

Carvey has always had these issues when he writes his own material. He's Rich Little for Gen-Xers.

This time, the gimmick is that the *wife* eats the sandwiches!

Where's Alien Judas when you need him?

Glide?

Is he from a local commercial or something?

That, or somehow the Ian McKellan from Extras crossed into our timeline.

He took pretty much everything in it from the (ostensibly nonfiction) schlock-o-rama Holy Blood, Holy Grail, so I wouldn't give him too much credit for having ideas.

I didn't know Meow Mix paid in stock options.

Pffft. A few hundred bees can cook 'em to death with their body heat alone.

"9 to 5 (Morning Train)" by Sheena Easton, "Dancing in the Street" as covered by David Bowie and Mick Jagger, ""Lady in Red" (any of the versions that aren't by the Valentine Brothers), so many choices…..

Hey now, they also had "Brand New Lover!"

I dunno….there's tons of stuff, historically, that is immensely popular but isn't seen as especially artistically meritorious in the long run. (Frankly, a lot of the stuff we see as "great" was, historically, not successful in its own time.) No one's rushing to rediscover the hidden aesthetic power of the Andy Hardy…

Due to these long-term side effects, exposure to Mark Millar in adolescence is contraindicated.

Evidently they were considering the use of actual footage of Occupy at one point during production didn't help.

Is that what they cut coke with these days?

Embarrassment requires a sliver of self-awareness.