Thanks. I try not to be a preachy dick about him, but people should know that he harasses women and has literally choked a woman before. Yet he's somehow in this and is a staff writer for Inside Amy Schumer.

Agreed. It doesn't help that Kurt Metzger, who is a pretty shitty person, is an equally shitty actor. The guy in the red flannel wasn't any better, either. Maybe the debates would come off better in more capable hands, but for me, they've been pretty flat and uninteresting so far.

I was feeling genuine emotions while watching this episode, which isn't something I normally get from this show. The only time I really got pulled out of the action was during the final camera sweep of all the dead zombies laying there. The only thing I could think of was Sweet Dee laying out and Frank eating his…

It was wildly superficial and unfair of me, but as soon as I saw them, I muted my TV and dicked around on my phone until they were done. Just their look said, 'you will not be able to get past their look, so don't bother annoying yourself'.

I will never get tired of seeing Larry in tight wigs (like his mobster guy in the Scorcese movie on Curb). Just the sight of Kevin Roberts was hilarious to me.

Even as someone who hates Zoolander and thinks the sequel is the very definition of 'unnecessary', I actually really liked Wilson/Stiller's appearance. They seemed to be having a lot of fun, which is what SNL should be all about (and something LD brought in spades!).

Ha, Bernie's official Facebook page made that exact point this morning.

As a Giants fan stretching back to when I was a child in the 80s, I would love this. My only stipulation is that they spend as little time on Rex and Rob fucking Ryan as possible. I'm not sure there's a coach in pro sports who gets an amount of attention so out of proportion with his actual skill than Rob Ryan. He…

Live? They should call themselves 'Getting Closer to Death'!

The Grapes of Wraith? Now why would he like a book about ghost fruit?

haha, that was my entire class's reaction. I heard it as 'Ornithol' and thought he was named after birds.

I would imagine lots of people did. I'm also 32, and they wheeled a big TV into my 7th grade Home Ec. class. I remember I was sewing a little stuffed guinea pig when the verdict was read.

Iron helps us play!

So awesome to see The Great Debates mentioned! I've been listening since the beginning and mentioned them a few times in these comments. I hope I had something to do with turning you guys on to it, but it was probably more due to the 'runaway freight train momentum' of the show.

haha, he really is. I'm surprised an agent or manager hasn't just told him to shut down his Twitter account.

Ah, shit. I thought I read somewhere that he got promoted to head writer. I should also mention that him writing for it shouldn't be an indictment of Amy Schumer at all, just of him. Just like in this situation, I don't hold anything against Louie for this. I just don't think this info is well publicized, and it…

He's very, very conservative.

I think I read somewhere that there are going to be three episodes.

True! But he's been friends with Louie forever and even lived with him back when they first started out. I've learned to just sort of accept him. Metzger, otoh, is baffling. He's awful at acting in addition to being a terrible person.

Totally agree. The lib/conservative thing was pretty shallow. Alan Alda was excellent, even if his dialog sometimes was a little contrived. I liked Jessica Lange, somewhat understated (at least relatively speaking). Edie Falco didn't get much to work with, unfortunately.