I know!!! thank god someone else loved that sketch too. that "I miss my uncle Charles, y'all" line was one of the standout parts of Crossroads, which I've probably heard over a hundred times in my life. ditto "First of the Month." the unexpectedness of even seeing Bone Thugz referenced in a sketch show was already…

I know!!! thank god someone else loved that sketch too. that "I miss my uncle Charles, y'all" line was one of the standout parts of Crossroads, which I've probably heard over a hundred times in my life. ditto "First of the Month." the unexpectedness of even seeing Bone Thugz referenced in a sketch show was already…

there were definitely references to Lost, though—the music in the beginning, the word "walkabout," the temple with the floor Kenny falls through…

there were definitely references to Lost, though—the music in the beginning, the word "walkabout," the temple with the floor Kenny falls through…

there are probably a lot of things going on in that sketch, but my husband pointed out that evoked the phenomenon where there's a rap song you really like, but one of the guest verses is comparatively terrible/offensive/stupid/whatever. & it's pretty impressive for a sketch to bring something that specific to mind.

there are probably a lot of things going on in that sketch, but my husband pointed out that evoked the phenomenon where there's a rap song you really like, but one of the guest verses is comparatively terrible/offensive/stupid/whatever. & it's pretty impressive for a sketch to bring something that specific to mind.

um, yeah, "it's hard to outright hate Key & Peele." first of all, "outright hate" is a bit of a strong response for a sketch comedy show, even one that wasn't funny—but, more importantly, Key & Peele is GREAT. I agree that this episode was a little more disjointed than previous ones, but it still made me laugh out…

um, yeah, "it's hard to outright hate Key & Peele." first of all, "outright hate" is a bit of a strong response for a sketch comedy show, even one that wasn't funny—but, more importantly, Key & Peele is GREAT. I agree that this episode was a little more disjointed than previous ones, but it still made me laugh out…

&, as much as I love Demetri Martin (& enjoyed his show), K&P is wayyyyy better.

&, as much as I love Demetri Martin (& enjoyed his show), K&P is wayyyyy better.

I know—but yet it earns Louie another chance! & I think that actually makes sense, because it demonstrated that he was really willing to work for the opportunity. as stupid (& painfully unfunny except in a meta way) as his little performance was, it proved that he was capable of pushing past his negative emotional…

I know—but yet it earns Louie another chance! & I think that actually makes sense, because it demonstrated that he was really willing to work for the opportunity. as stupid (& painfully unfunny except in a meta way) as his little performance was, it proved that he was capable of pushing past his negative emotional…

anyone who didn't love this episode is just a pencil penis parade.

anyone who didn't love this episode is just a pencil penis parade.

here's my Lewis Black story: the other day, during a Back in Black segment on the Daily Show, my husband got up from the couch, which somehow managed to wedge the remote between the cushions in such a way that the volume button got stuck on "up." all of a sudden Lewis kept getting louder & louder & LOUDER while I was…

here's my Lewis Black story: the other day, during a Back in Black segment on the Daily Show, my husband got up from the couch, which somehow managed to wedge the remote between the cushions in such a way that the volume button got stuck on "up." all of a sudden Lewis kept getting louder & louder & LOUDER while I was…

my desktop from college was felled by a lyrics-website virus. the song I was researching? "Laffy Taffy" by D4L. such an ignoble fate.

my desktop from college was felled by a lyrics-website virus. the song I was researching? "Laffy Taffy" by D4L. such an ignoble fate.

I also appreciated this exchange, after they came up with the plan to pay for Ders's tuition with party money: "like in Van Wilder?" "yeah, like in a lot of movies!"

I also appreciated this exchange, after they came up with the plan to pay for Ders's tuition with party money: "like in Van Wilder?" "yeah, like in a lot of movies!"