The Great Indoors with Joel McHale and Stephen Fry is mostly notable for having led to one of the funniest pseudo-animated podcast clips of all time:

Making a TV series out of Final Fantasy is like novelizing Nuts For Butt Nut Sluts 17 or releasing a book of Fred Durst’s poetry.

I’m down for anything that’s not a bunch of guys standing in a line taking turns to spring forward, hit an enemy, and spring back. With occasional breaks for five minute animations.

Star Wars fans will buy literally anything. Peter Mayhew’s old socks. A dirty receipt with A STAR WAR written on it in sharpie. Funko Pops. Porkins’ moustache clippings.

Beyonce fans are very, very rough.

You could try listening with your ears, if you have a hard time telling the difference just by reading a description.

This trick is way less impressive when you just straight up write a new piece of music and use the same words, instead of finding a way to make it a cover of the original musically as well.

I bet he plays *something*. C’mon, stream a chess game with some commentary on basic chess strategy. Tetris. Peggle. Animal Crossing. Anything.

I would, but I don’t want to.

These interviews are always great up to the point where they get to the really hot wings and the guest becomes incoherent, then they’re just all the same and very boring.

Has this gotten half as good as the original version yet? Can’t we get another reboot, this time without Jerry Seinfeld?

Worgaftik isn’t even a real name, it’s just someone dropping a keyboard.

It pretty much uses the character name “Dirk Gently” but not the character, plus the concept of a “holistic detective” who just investigates whatever because it’s all going to connect back to the case by some crazy coincidence, and I think that’s the entirety of everything it has in common with the original work. It’s…

Yeah, as far as I can tell he’s just a troll. Let’s cancel him.

Wasn’t he behind the Netflix version of Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency? For my money, that’s a good candidate for best Netflix Original.

It only costs like $100 to rent a wood chipper for a day.

It only costs like $100 to rent a wood chipper for a day.

After leaving the band, he got a degree in economics, and he runs a wealth management firm for musicians. He’s probably the richest member of the group, although it’s hard to say because all his money is presumably in mutual funds and property, whereas Axl’s songwriting royalties are all in $100 bills in a sack in his…

How old do cypresses live to be, anyway? I think most trees have a life expectancy of like 80-120 years.

Various crossovers imply that Ally McBeal and Millennium (and The X-Files) take place in the same universe. Imagine a demonic possession case on Ally McBeal.

Tales of the City and Blossom existing in the same universe particularly makes my brain twitch. Marriediverse? Talesiverse? Blossomiverse? Guidoverse?