What? Can I have details?

I may have gotten an abortion, but at least I'm not a bore, son.

The premiere was definitely different than what we expect from them. I think I would've preferred more out and out comedy, but it definitely was an interesting show. I'm looking forward to next week with Bob Odenkirk.

Bob Odenkirk elevates it all from good to amazing, really. He's playing a version of him that is amazing in that. And I am never not pleased by Tim or Eric "breaking character" and throwing an immature fit over something.

Dismissing them as "easy" or "stoner humor" is flat out juvenile, in my opinion. I can see not finding them funny, but they're not at all stupid. They have a decently clear message in their work, and it's a valuable one at that.

I don't know if it's anti-capitalism as much it is a criticism of some of the unfortunate cultural side effects of capitalism. I wouldn't say it's pro-socialist just because it points out faults in capitalism, since their doesn't really advocate anything like that. If their work advocates anything, it's that you…

Some of their material defies interpretation, but I think the majority of their work centers on satirizing and examining schlock culture, and day to day bizarre things we just kind of accept. Nearly the entirety of Tom Goes to the Mayor focuses on that theme, and skits in Awesome Show like the various toy commercials…

Wow, I never saw that one before. That is fucking hilarious. Classic Tim rage; Bob leaving a speech in the middle, only to say he has to go back and finish it; and the idea of turning their purposeful shittiness on its head. That's brilliant. Thank you for the link.

Those were great. The only problem I had with that series was they were approaching Tim & Eric overload with their length. I love their comedy, and I'm a huge fan, but even I'll admit they kind of work better in short bursts. It's a shame that it's kind of hard to track down the series now.

I fucking love Rudd's response to the emergency call from his wife that he ignores. "We have important work to do!"

I'll be seeing them in Philadelphia for the fourth time. It's always a pleasure seeing them in person because it's basically unbridled insanity. I think my favorite experience with them was their Q&A after their movie screening where Tim started cursing out certain audience members. It was hilarious.

I think Adult Swim has been consistently great. The old stuff was amazing, but when their new stuff is Rick and Morty and The Eric Andre Show, you can't really say they ever went downhill.

One of paper equal four of coin. Jackprot.

Did everyone forget?

The Yellow Ranger died in a car accident.

Throw in a thirty minute monologue on the brilliance of Bitcoins and you have a movie!

It really was a great episode, and Maeby really deserved another.

One of paper equal four of coin.

Yeah, Violet is actually proactive and capable. It's also kind of sweet how quickly she became friendly with Jason's family and friends. As far as True Blood characters go, she isn't terrible!

Geez, at least wait to start the totally unwarranted American Dad backlash until its move to cable. Then you can irrationally pair that event to its non-existent quality decline!