And which one of them is it that does that "Jeremiah was a bullfrog" song?

"The show that every kid in America needs to watch…"
"Yes, that's right! The children are our future!"
"They are, John, but we're not talking about you here either. First, they have to learn the alphabet!"

If nothing else, they belong because they have the best 'how the band got together' story I've ever heard. Seriously, look it up.

Ah, comics.

One thing I liked about this episode is that the hotel came off as EXTREMELY creepy, in a way no other setting has yet (or has been going for).

It IS better than Mr. Goodbar, though.

That's right, he's FURIOUS about the great deals on tickets at Itchy & Scratchy Land!

Remember that arc where Nebula sneakily took control of the Avengers by manipulating the team's weirdest lineup of all time, which was basically just Doctor Druid and an immobile Black Knight?

This makes the movie approximately 6% less madcap.

FINALLY he'll tell us where he got that brownie.

Wasn't "Waxahatchee" one of the back-half tracks on Electric Version?

I've come really close to unfollowing Carl on Twitter several times lately because all he does is RT anti-Trump news, but then I realize that he's my best source of anti-Trump news.

I'd say "Unguided" gives it a run for its money. There literally isn't a bad choice though.

Um, there are literally dozens and dozens of right answers.

I think you mean Team Angle 2.0.

Schneiders Red Hots, duh.

Well, it still makes more sense than CJ doing The Jackal.

Your voice sounds familiar to me!

You're closer than you might think!

I liked the little shout out to The West Wing in that Madam President-Elect was called out in the primaries by Hoynes. It seems perfectly plausible that Hoynes would devolve into a career primary loser who thinks that this time around, it must be his time.