Just watched some preview scenes from the next episode on HULU. Not keen on the whole celebrity stunt casting thing…

Oh, I thought it was a warning to Chris that HE would get emotional =)

Or a few seconds later when she turns to respond to Ron. Her expression and tears could not have been more genuine. Poehler nailed it.

Yup. The company my brother works for created the digital background.

Some one posted on the Hulu comments for the show that the banner running under the news Hickey was watching said something about Levar Burton and companion being captured by pirates.

A++ and nothing less.

Brilliant book.

Dick Shawn (I'm comin' for you mama!) is the reason I watch this when I run across it when channel surfing. I'm also a nutter for locations, and have been to every major one seen in this film. The airport scene was shot at Rancho Conejo Airport, now a housing tract in Thousand Oaks.

Without a doubt, YF is my favorite comedy. I saw it in the theater when it first came out and it was the closest I ever came to publicly wetting myself with laughter. I had to immediately watch it again because I kept missing bits. And it holds up so well (probably due to the aforementioned authenticity).

I just hope that CC shows full episodes on-line.

Seeing the ladies in their undies made up for that though.

Binge watched it Sunday. Far more hits than misses. Hilarious. Their take on "Fight The Power" made me tingly.

This show is pure gold! I first saw Glazer in a Sugarboy episode, then chased her over to the Broad City web series. Caught th3e first CC show on Hulu last week and I'm in for the long run.

Episode was titled "BasketSball"

I have somehow managed to miss this one, but based on this review, I just watched the diner scene on Youtube. Wow. Outstanding performance by Caan, well supported by Welch. Made me cry.

"Bridges A Toko-Ri". Now THAT's a war movie. Holden played the lead so well.

When I saw the trailer, I thought it was a new Black Keyes video.

That's a really good edit!

I just got melancholy…Bitchin was my late Pop's fave adjective of approval and he had a thick Spanish accent so it sounded like Bee-chon. Miss him a lot…

Moone Boy was a stand-out for me this past year. Delightful comedy. As others noted, the child actors were excellent. The scene with the kids torching their school was inspired! I hope there will be more.