David the waiter was Reed Diamond, best known for Homicide: Life on the Street, which Giancarlo Esposito was also briefly on. 

And it wasn’t even written by Barsanti!

Yeah, even by current AV Club’s “sneery killjoy” standards, this is really sneery and killjoy-y. 

This has gone to a weird place. Not for popular black comedians refusing to cool it on the jokes about queer people (that goes back to Arsenio Hall and Kenan Ivory Wayans), but for Sarandos.

Schmoozer? I would have gone with Hoosier featuring the wonderful history of Indiana. 

Under appreciated comment 

He's done nothing to indicate that his attitude, views, or behavior have changed. An apology without genuine repentance isn't worth the paper it's printed on. 

That’s your answer to everything.

True. Such an asshole. I really loved Louie but it's unwatchable now. 

He’s making fun of Ted Seranos’ quote about Gervais and Chapelle

Before calling my local movie theater, I would insist he whip it out and start jerking off for me. And make eye contact the whole time.

I’m not sure you understand how consent works

Not all the time. I’m sure he didn’t ask for consent to have his manager try to ruin their comedy careers afterwards.

I would have imagined Netflix falling over themselves to pay several million dollars for exclusive rights to this.

That’s what fans do.
Look for the fake rumors that Disney is very disappointed in Rosario Dawson and they’re going to reshoot all her bits with Ashley Eckstein, because fanboys like to try to change reality with wishes.

There’s a poster for Little Shop of Horrors on the wall in Gene’s house, featuring himself as Seymour (it was both a movie and a play long before 1986). A clue of some sort? Maybe someone gets eaten by a giant plant in the season finale?

Meanwhile, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s accent can portray a mattress salesman born and raised in Edina Minnesota and nobody bats an eye.

The main thing Never Been Kissed has going for it is that Mike Stoklasa and Rich Evans are in it.

George Wallace was excellent in this.

There is the weird caveat that everyone they investigate isn't smart enough to use a search engine. As users become more computer savvy, Nev's detective work will grow more complex, with Max playing the role of an incredulous Dr. Watson.