On the Andy Daly Puh-puh-puh-whatever, Scott Aukerman fully reveals his improvisational abilities which are . . . severely limited.

In a world where justice is a game . . . He sold tortillas on the corner. And the mob wanted in. "I want him and his tortillas . . dead!" He had one chance to fight back. Arnold Schwarzenegger "They're trying to take . . . my tortillas!" is Little Tortilla Boy.

Two points: (1) he really seems to like Family Guy a lot and (2) he looks just like John Hamm in that terrible looking National Lampoon movie.

She used to do very good take-downs of New York Times fake trend sort of articles.

If that's a clever way of saying Back to the Future, then you are correct.

Committing suicide.

Which begs the question, why did MTV re-cancel B&B so fast? I was thrilled to have it back and it was hilarious. So frustrating.

It definitely had its moments (anything involving slapping, for instance), but they didn't do anything with the "so bad it's funny" angle that Dark Place hadn't done better. The best moments were straight jokes rather than parody.

Enjoy:

DVD . . Digital Video Disc . . . Disc . . . Floppy disc . . . Floppy ears . . . Bunny rabbit . . . What do Bunny Rabbits eat?
Carrots!
Correct, Boy Wonder. Carrots have lots of Vitamin A. A . . . A . . . The first letter of the alphabet. Bet . . . like at a casino.
There's a new Casino opening downtown this afternoon!
To…

Look at his IMDB page. It's the latest in a long line of mistakes.

The latter.

What a dire year for Best Animated Feature.

I always found David Wain to be the brains of the operation. His insane humor hits my sweet spot. I also find Showalter hilarious, but - on the whole - I thought Stella was way, way better than M&M Have Issues. The only time I remember laughing at the latter was the sketch within the show where Showalter does just the…

I love the shorts they did before the show. Turkey Hunting was probably my favorite. "Or as I call it . . . toikey" And they reproduced it pretty well in the show. Also, "Yippy Pippy, Motherfucker." Never gets old . . .

The Pepperman are going to be thrilled.
Or the Red Hots, as some of them like to be called.

The finale had me laughing out loud a bunch of times, which is rare. The conga line of guys choking each other with wire. Eric smelling his own fart and then his head exploding. Eric on location dressed as Santa in a shopping cart ramming through a nativity scene. Those kind of jokes hit the comedy bullseye for me.

But they didn't they already do that gag in the Law & Order parody with Starburns dying?

The day that will live in infamy is the day FDR made that boring assed speech. He said "speech that is boring ass", which sort of ruins the joke.

I suspect Amelie sends the photoshop dude a list of each item with what level of unbearable it is as the first word and then he just puts them in whatever order he feels like. This time, he forgot to delete the word.