After Dean became Too-Hung-Cock or whatever, Thalia hugged him - one pair of arms around his neck, and the other around his waist, and I thought, hmmm…

Except pick up black people.

Good memory. I do like what Dean did with the place.

You'd think that with billions of people Asian albinos would be more common than the American variety. Maybe those Commie Chinese are hoarding them for some nefarious purpose.

Yet cabbies still take fares to Malice. Odd.

He even burned his stuffed giraffe, Mister Reachy. Sad.

"From the Ladle to the Grave" can't have been made yet, so we still get to see how Hank and Dermott handle stardom.
And Hank was Boy Band. Dermott was Lurch.

I can't find evidence on the internet, but I swear that Girly Mag guy was a character who used to appear in the background (crowd scenes and such) in comics I read as a child, maybe in early Mad magazines. I know I've seen him outside the Ventureverse.

HUSK SMASHED!

Ward: And may I say that Hours was a totally underrated album.
The Sovereign: Yeah, I mean I thought so but wasn't it kinda too little too late?
Watch: That would be Tin Machine.

Pedophilia is bad - I get it already.

I'm just gonna ignore that.

I got the feeling that this episode was the fallout from some stupid meeting between Publick-Hammer and AS: "Love the show, boys, but research is telling us viewers are having a hard time identifying all these different characters." So we get Triana explaining to Kim in great detail which is Dean and which is Hank,…

Maybe she went to one of those politically correct colleges where the student code requires you to ask for permission before doing anything.

I think "skit" describes most SNL efforts perfectly. To call them "sketches" would give them more respect than they deserve.

Absolutely. I never thought it was anything else, from the moment Abe walked into the apartment. No long-haired living in sin probably on the dope creative types in this building! Back to the Village, hippie!

No "Teach Me Tonight?" That song was made for this list.

"(I've been hitting that thing like 100 times in the past hour.)"
So has the Dean.

I would love to hear Leonard's valedictorian speech:

Or the artist moods/themes lists at allmusic.com.