If you squint hard enough, you can even see a little lego Tobias Funke in there.

Are there gay lego sets yet?
Aside from Bionicle I mean.

I'd also invest heavily in Duplass too. There's two of them now. That's, like, a 100% increase.

SCUBA. SCUBA.

We try not to sexualize Disney.

Maybe he gets brainwashed and thinks he's Chet Hanks in an episode? (Tom Hank's embarrassing, failed rapper son).

I think the first time he says "tools" is probably my favorite line reading in the history of television.

"Or a pregnant?"

They could do a Greg Hardy couch gag at the start of each episode.

Don't you mean in Publick?

I love seasons 1-3 to death, but I think Shore Leave as a full time character embodies all of the worst tendencies of season 4 and 5: reliance on very easy jokes and catch phrases that wear certain characters to the ground. That being said, I would love to see Henry Killinger show up in more episodes.

He didn't say anything about his Chris Gaines-like alter ego, Dex Brenner, not making anymore Rambo movies though.

It's a funny concept, and I love it any time Kevin Conroy gets work, but the character indeed gets really old fast.

He's part of a handful of characters that were fantastic in small doses / one-off episodes but unfortunately don't work well as full-time characters, like Shore Leave.

"Cut. It. Out."

Grandpa Shit with Robert DeNiro / Zac Efron is nearly here already.

His phone is always blowing up: figuratively and literally.

Andrew Garfield is going to have to bulk up if he wants to play a transformer in this reboot.

I'd rather see a show where Bravo TV executives try to turn down reality show pilot pitches.

Jazz was a customized Pontiac Solstice, and GM paid $1 million per car of theirs featured in the first Transformers. There's a scene where they introduce each of the Autobots and it was essentially framed to look like a car show showcase (I'm fairly certain GM gave Michael Bay notes on how they wanted that scene to…