I’m always willing to entertain that argument, but I totally agree.

The first season kind of felt like Game of Thrones as written by someone who would occasionally overhear their co-workers talking about Game of Thrones in the office kitchen. Cavill was basically the only actor worth a damn.

The doc isn’t very good?

It’s widely known as one of the best music documentaries ever made. And I agree with that.

Anyway, how is your Sex/Life?

No! Bad Disney! *thwaps Mickey with newspaper, killing him instantly* Oops.

I’ll content myself with the Year of Penny, which I can find on multiple services right now.

The sea was mild that day my friends. 

The whole point of the serial killer/sex dungeon subplot was to pad the series to seven episodes.

From her limited reality series. La-la-lala-la-la-la-la!

essentially “There Will Be Blood” but with chocolate and Wonka.  They should just cast DDL as Wonka and get it over with

Jost slowly getting Che to read off a Blue Lives Matter piece was probably the funniest thing he’s done in these joke swaps.

He looks like he bought the Variety Height Pack of white guys and is satisfied with his purchase

They had to do that. There was a tape delay in case Statler and Waldorf started dropping F Bombs on live TV, like they did in their guest appearance on The Osmond Family Live! Christmas In Utah special back in 1978.

“Willie, why are there weeds in the salad?”

“Hi, I’m the Clone of Kurt Cobain, and if you’re watching this, you’re about to begin the adventure of investing with PG Partners private equity...”

I think you’re mistaking Matt Smith for Phoebe Bridgers.

Since it was set millions of years ago isn’t almost everything a Flintstones sequel?

So, we’re just not going to talk about whatever that was Mulligan was wearing for the monologue? That’s cool.

But wait, I thought she was going to use this guitar in the new Indiana Jones movie?