The Tracy Jordan character is based on Martin Lawrence, so yeah, probably.

Yeah, it's a great movie to watch when you're high at 10:30 on a Saturday night.

"When you put it like that, it's almost poetry"
"Almost."

Do I get to be the first one to point out that St. Hubbins is the patron saint of sensible footwear?

"I do not, for one, think that the problem was that the band was down. I think that the problem *may* have been, that there was a Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being *crushed* by a *dwarf*. Alright? That tended to understate the hugeness of the object."

Yeah, but did he say it in character as Buddy Cole?

Cafe Nervosa?

Because Being There didn't present its message of "dumb white people can stumble their way into fame and fortune" as an inherently good thing.

They're saving him for the "28 characters who love forcing themselves on vulnerable German au pairs" list.

Yeah. And I know everyone here hates Family Guy, but I also like the breakfast machine that shoots Peter in the arm.

You shoulda seen the toast! Couldn't get it through the door!

Do you have any stewed prunes?

Did anyone else read Steve Coogan's responses in Tommy Saxondale's voice?

I think you mean What Would Have Been The Most Dated 2000 Reference Were It Not for Eastbound and Down

I knew Bill Macy as "co-inventor of the Opti-Grab" before I knew him as "Maude's husband."

It was good to see that, despite the heavy security surrounding them, Frank and Claire were still able to find time for a trip to the Eiffel Tower.

I'd seen about half of S1 before watching S2 and was able to follow along just fine. It's not like the show is laden with callbacks to S1.

I first read about it in The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid.

Kinda like "wearing shoes."

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Somehow I doubt Apple appreciated the fact that Frank uses one of their computers to watch porn so he and his wife can later seduce a Secret Service agent.