Mine too, for the reasons you mentioned + Coach sitting out on his own balcony, silent and out of sight, just listening to them talk. With this scene and Coach and Tami's talk outside of their hotel room in the season 1 finale I think it's safe to say that FNL is unequivocally the best show ever when it comes to…

Didn't they even replace Landry's wagon with an exact or near-exact replica?

Anytime I see him in another show I make myself laugh by adding a pleading "…it's for the Panthers, [character he's talking to]" at the end of each of his lines.

Me too, but I love it when he awkwardly asks people that he seemingly has nothing in common with if they'd like to hang out sometime, so I was cool with it.

"It's unbelievable that things like this happen in the world."

While wearing it he'll often stare in the mirror and laugh: "Hehehe, where in the world ARE you, Matt Lauer?"

The San Francisco 3 just left Danny, Uncle Joey, Michelle, and Mrs. JesseWife behind to die.

It used to be on Netflix. It didn't look great but at least it was easily accessible so I could force my friends to watch it and then offer no help in explaining the timeline because I'm dumb.

My shoes hurt for him.

"Jason Goes to Hell" is so disappointing. I thought Jason would be in actual hell and be faced with mass genocide from Satan's lieutenant, Hitler, and mass famine from Satan's right-hand man, Gandhi. Get it right, hollyWEIRD!

And hopefully Wiseau and Franco would continue that cycle for the rest of their respective careers.

Ah, right. But I like the idea of Aaron Paul coaching a bunch of hard-knock middle/high schoolers with Danny Trejo inexplicably playing goalie.

Seriously wondered as a kid why every hockey team doesn't implement the Flying V. It's unstoppable! Except for that one time it got stopped!

Trejo as an improperly aged Goldberg, or what?

Thank God "Veep" is back. I was feeling substantially less cynical.

A pretty dumb thing to say out-loud, though.

Honestly vodka mixed with any of those V8 fruit drinks is pretty delicious.

I'm pretty sure you can't buy liquor at any grocery stores in Texas. Bleh is what I think about that.

For real, to me that was one of the most interesting things to watch unfold in the original. I can't see that family's story being interesting at all without the sibling dynamic. Plus, they better put a lot of focus into the soundtrack. Mogwai's input was pretty crucial in establishing the creepy atmosphere.

I kinda like the idea of rotating reviewers for it. But then my favorite way to watch CBB is with a group of people because it's interesting to see how different bits work for different people. I guess that's interesting to observe with any comedy thing, but the absurd deconstruction of comedy tropes that CBB…