He's keeping that beard very nicely shaped, too. It looks like he's curating that wise, elder-rabbinical look. It's good on him.

(Prestidigititis is always to be believed. He's that awesome!)

Well, I'll be the first one to swim against the current here: I didn't enjoy this episode so much. I was looking forward to it a lot, since Tiger Millionaire was one of my early favorites. For some reason, though, the episode felt really strained.

Turns out, I really REALLY like Night in the Woods. I've played it through four times now, and I'm still not convinced I've found all the story arcs and details I want to. Usually I'm okay with finding some spoilers (or at least achievement lists) online for simplicity's sake, but I don't want to in this case.

Marry me, Brandine.

Too bad nothing rhymes with Bakula, right?

When he says "Grab them by the pussy," kids won't be able to understand the quack-laden words.

Lisa needs braces!

I mean, as wonderful as this copypasta, and all the stuff that has come in its wake, may be, it can essentially be laid to rest now that Fatal Farm has blessed us all with the final seven minutes of "Lasagna Cat: Telephone Sex Survey Results."

Just like they did with that movie Lincoln.

Mary Wall-Stone Crash.

I just hope you create a "Mr. McMahon-esque" character and name him Papa U.M.O.W.mau.

Or, alternately, S1 is above-average, decent cartoon fare with fine aspirations to something greater; S2 embraces those aspirations and takes the show in really impressive directions.

The vocal performance from Alan Tudyk in that episode deserves some kind of award.

I'd roll my eyes at this comment if it weren't for the fact that Princess Marco is such a huge deal to the fanbase, he actually looks damn good when he's wearing that princess gown, and in the recent episode where he donned the costume again he specifically commented that he was keeping it on even after Miss Heinous…

And ketchup!

Same!
Sex…

I remember when I'd spend afternoons in my room, alone, Japan off.

In an episode from earlier in the season during a sleepover truth-or-dare-type-game, one of the minor teenaged female characters confirmed that she had a crush on Star, and nobody was terribly shocked or distressed about it.

Obama people, where is your past?
Obama people, how long will you last?
Sad.