You're not fooling anyone Jimmy.

Your examples aren't really disproving my case here. You're highlighting the performances in running gags. Again, MADtv usually consisted of lazy/bad writing that heavily relied on the actors to carry it. Look at episodes throughout the series and you can tell the obvious sharp deterioration of quality.

I find it funny that some people seem to remember MADtv as "good". MADtv at it's very best was a depressing display of talented comedians/actors trying to make shit tier writing into somthing watchable. As disappointing as this was, I wasn't surprised in the least. Instead of hiring alumni to herd the new cast, the…

Rewatched that ending and the herd is coming from his right. Thought it was his left since the wolves came out from the woods.

Glenn is the new Sophia

I'm pretty pissed that they didn't even acknowledge the situation Rick was in last episode. His hand was injured, he was trapped in the RV, and seemed to give up/looked hopeless. As far as situations go, he seemed to be in a worse situation than Glenn (pre-Nic suicide). Did the writers realize how impossible it was…

I was actually having a conversation with a friend earlier about which episode I thought was worse. I hated the concept of the Schwifty episode, but I thought it had more memorable moments and did the best it could with the concept it had. Meanwhile I liked the concept of this episode, but the moments were more…

“Men made of metal will tear our cities apart.”

“Men made of metal will tear our cities apart.”

Exactly. Couldn't have said this any better.