I feel like it would have had more resonance if Community’s “MeowMeowBeanz” episode hadn’t done it first. Not that those ideas couldn’t have come from separate places, but I kept getting the sense that I had already seen this.

Birds get one day?

No. It’s ‘Revenge of the Fifth’, the next day.

He opened a successful billiards parlor and saloon, but soon after was injured in a hunting accident, losing an eye. He spent most of his years hiding out in a back room of the saloon, ashamed to be seen after his disfigurement. He died six years after retiring from baseball.

“Return from Which Mountain?” my dad would say, in all its dad-joke glory.

The sequel is they kill each other.

I remember the bigger irony of the Muhammed episode being that Comedy Central was willing to show Jesus and George W. Bush shitting on the American flag instead. They were calling them out for double standards.

This isn’t a complaint; truth be told, I don’t know what I would do in a situation like that, but of the…

See also: The Ongoing Saga of Tom Hanks and Urine.

Captain Phillips, of course, being a reversal of these situations.

I’m in a tourist-y town in Ontario, and I’ve met exactly one Silicon Valley person. As I was leaving work, he was outside smoking with two women. He shouted out to me, “Yo, you seen The Social Network? Palo Alto. Programmer.”

Up yours, children!

Well I’m from Utaca, and I’ve never had any problem following old directions.

I love Hank Azaria’s response to this. I hate the sudden up-cut in volume to asshole in sunglasses explaining what we just saw. 2021, I guess.

I work in a kitchen, so the word is obviously ubiquitous to me, but I agree about the over-indulgence in film/TV. I remember a Limp Bizkit song where he says “In this song I say ‘fuck’ 82 times!” A lot of things remind me of that, and I find you can tell when the language is organic, or when they’re shoving through…

I can’t precisely locate where in his discography it is, but there’s a point (probably several) where his line is just “AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!” A female friend in highschool described this as the most masculine thing she’d ever seen/heard.

Nice tribute. Hope you’re doing okay. :)

* ...he calls his morning, two-cream coffee “a daily double”.

That Wayne guy should have been Edward Nygma.

It can be two things!

I’d add Young Sheldon to that, which is surprisingly good, and not something I’d have seen Chuck Lorre doing.