It looked to me like she was trying to do an Amy Sedaris character? Like, I got that whole vibe from it. (But would have rather had Amy Sedaris.)

Snail Down's so overrated. #BirdUp!

Funny thing is, the puppet in the top pic is a total ripoff of Edgar Bergen's Mortimer Snerd.

I heard that this one was Sky insisting on the region coding. Not certain if that's true though.

Huh. That's weird to me, because I don't really like either? But Jonah usually just elicits an "ugh" from me, where Mira is "UGH".

I WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY THE SAME THING.

The sheep costume has really sexy ears.

Each cartoon is different — it's sorta like sketch that way. Different characters, different subjects.

Then he should start a cover band of his band called Rabies In Boilin'.

I know! I mean, if there were at least some reasoning, it might be interesting? I mean, wrong, but interesting. But it just sounds like he's saying it like one would say "the sky is blue" like EVERYONE KNOWS THAT.

And give BoJack 4 episodes. The first three are just okay, but you need those to set everything up. At about ep 4 is when I went from "this is enjoyable enough" to "THIS IS REALLY GOOD".

That's true — but just dropping it ain't gonna do anything.

One thing I found amusing too is the hint that Greg really isn't a pro musician — his concern over the mic being dropped. Stage mics like that are usually built super solid — I've heard about people using Shure SM57s as HAMMERS. (Literally. No damage.)

I love when someone pointed that out to them on Twitter. It was hilarious watching them be all "…..that's the joke."

It might be that Axe Cop as comic seemed more of a phenomenon than the SA pieces? (I honestly had no idea that Golan came from SA, where I've been an Axe Cop comic fan for ages.)

Using the same plot as the couch gag, though. So it'd basically be "Rick gets drunk in Springfield, Morty tries to get new Simpsons". It'd probably be the best Simpsons episode in 20 years! (by basically being a Rick & Morty episode.)

…martin fucked the lich?

A Talking Burns?!?

Nah, there's also a shitty band called Lifehouse.

Honestly, this week's, "Dracula's Bedroom" was the only improv portion that I really liked. I love PFT, and I love the first half like you say, but I think we'll need for the show to get its sea legs. I'm still stickin' with it though.