I will admit to having watches friends, but not the reruns, and I can't recall any plot points from it. It was just there so we watched it, but not like Seinfeld or simpsons where I can recall long parts verbatim

It's strange, almost no one I socialize with has seen (or will admit to having seen) it. I haven't ever seen it, never appealed to me. I always assumed it was the teen girl multi viewers that kept it #1

I love robot repair so much.

I tried to play it lately, so blocky, I just can't get past it now.

America has no panel shows that help to elevate comedians, this was I think the only one.

PBS Newshour every day. It's part of a healthy diet of news sources that spend actual time discussing stories not just sound bites of idiots yammering at each other.

I suggest slowly replacing it with "Oh, hi Denny"

My biggest peeve is when the talking head shepherd says "I'd love to keep discussing this but we're out of time" - what are you talking about, you're a 24 hour news network, if a discussing is fruitful, keep going, you have nothing but time.

I've seen it said elsewhere that trump voters don't care if he shits in their mouths as long as there is a liberal nearby who has to smell it.

Listening to Ferrell on Nerdist he pointed out that advice he was given was that you only have to have one or two things stand out to be considered successful on SNL - baseball hitting .300 gets you in the hall of fame, so not every line or sketch has to be a home run.

I live on the prairies of Canada and I too see the Confederate Flag on people's trucks.

The guy with the gun in the armed robbery got 6 months, so yeah 9 years is really excessive, 33 is off the charts insane.

They tried to do a prank series, it was not well received.

Minimum security prison's shouldn't be a pee-pee soaked heck-hole, they should be focused on rehabilitating people towards release back into society (as in no one in a minimum security prison will be there forever and they generally pose a low risk for violence (kiting cheques however and doing drugs once released is…

I don't think much of her either

It always saddens me to hear people filled with glee for a ridiculous over sentence. The rule of law is that when you're convicted of a crime you are sentenced for that crime, not crimes we wish you were convicted of. Marcia Clark in OJ:MIA as a former officer of the court should have had the integrity to at least…

Very brave of him to come out and say that after months of silence and voting for all of Trump's nominees.

I know it's produced in part by Funny or Die, I don't know if Hardwick has a piece of it.

I'm always surprised that the US hasn't copied the British model of panel shows more. I like the UK panel shows as you get to see more comedians and less jabbering heads jabbering about something stupid.

I like how proactive Weinstein is in his promotion of his tenure at the Simpsons. He's elevated it to a whole new paradigm.