Having become totally hooked on this show, I wanted to learn more about Rachel Bloom, not having heard a thing about her before. Spent some time last week going through her Youtube channel (as well as those of others where she appeared), and I see why she has her own show.

'Twas glorious…

This episode sealed it for me…I'm in for however long it plays out. Rachel Bloom is extraordinary.

Loved her since Hester Street and Taxi. Those images of her on Greatest Lover are wonderful…I got weak kneed…and she looked so hot in the pork pie hat and sunglasses…

His Porteno accent was flawless…

I watch it on Hulu.

Love her!!

The books are dreadful. I cant imagine the rest of this shit-show will be any better. The comics, on the other hand, arent that bad…

Nat Lamp was IT for me. Nothing finer than heading to the beach with the latest issue. Listening to the Radio Hour on KMET Sunday nights after Dr Demento.

Wait…whut?

At least Bogdo isnt a skeevy pedo pervert.

Lean, mean, and exciting to watch. I was blown away wheN I saw it during its original theater run and it only improves with age. Shows what can be done on a reasonable budget using practical effects. I think it is probably the best action movie ever made. I owned it on VHS and have it on DVD. Would love to see a…

And yes, it's about time she had her own show!!

That was cute. Cant wait to tell my neighbor about the show…she could be SBs twin!

Annies boobs and laser bombs…my life is complete…

My brother is in this business and we discuss the techniques and technologies often, but seeing it all actually go together like this is fascinating.

The Milana Vayntraub Story (w/Kyle Mooney and Flula)

I like the way they integrate Natasha into the action…taking advantage of the 2D monitors in a 2D medium.

She uses her "accent" to good effect in E6.
"Yes…I want to go back to hotel…"

For some reason, I skipped Powerless in my binge watch and just watched it a few minutes ago. Might be the best episode of them all. Veyntraub and Leslie in particular.