Kickpuncher

Yeah, I didn't really have any doubts about what you were referring to, even if we see it in different ways. But for the record, I'm not just talking about you in this thread.

The single worst thing about this forum is when people who advocate basic decency are derisively called "white knights" and are accused of infringing on the inalienable Internet right to be an asshole.

Fuuuuck this was so good.

"Are those foot-longs? I can't tell, perspective-wise."

I've long since moved into the acceptance stage of Fogelnest Files grief (thanks in no small part to all of Earwolf's other wonderful offerings, Hooray Show included), but this was a nice reminder of what a fun weirdo Jake is.

Well said. At some point in his last run, it occurred to me that my problem isn't with Armen being Armen so much as with every show turning into a commentary on the extent to which Armen is Armen.

YES!!!

I've heard of Riddle Me This, but Middle Me Ditch?!

Wait, I thought he was just recording it, not covering it?

That also annoyed me, because it wouldn't really hurt them. They were wearing full riot gear, so they had no exposed skin and multiple layers of protective gear (not too dis-similar to what someone would wear in a chemistry lab for that very purpose) and rugged clothes that could withstand some acid splashing on them.

He took a hiatus a while ago and it was like three weeks, so I wouldn't read too much into it. (Maybe just wishful thinking.) Did anyone else notice that there were sort of two subtle Morrissey song title references in this episode? Around the middle, Bob said something like "the more you ignore me, the closer I get", then near the end, he said "every day is like Sunday". Very weird coincidence.

It looks like June has her arm lodged in between Kulap's boobs. Also, June is very tall. Also, cool jacket, Armen.

I definitely understood his first grievance 100% despite not having spent a lot of time in LA, so I don't know why Tig and Kyle acted like he was speaking another language.

Gilbert doing an impression of anyone is hilarious, because he can't not have Gilbert Gottfried's voice, so anyone he does is at best a 50/50 mix.

Fantastic choice for the setting. Great ep all around.

Actual Balldroid cake!

I know! I also was surprised that neither of them commented on the fact that the Timekeeper gradually turned into Uatu the Watcher. Anyway (catchphrase), this was fucking amazing. Love the mix of old, new-ish, and new characters. Ho-Ho and John Lennon make me laugh almost every time they speak just because of their voices. I hope that "And that's how you play Riddle Me This" becomes a running gag. Definitely one of my two favorite episodes so far this year. Also, yet another really funny line in an ad - After Scott realizes what the 10-inch dimension of the mattress is, "You don't have to be Ant Man to enjoy it. Or Uncle Woman!"

He did get the scar removed; what he told the doctor originally was that he wanted to have it put back after the whole thing was over.

That really was amazing. I know that the effects of accidents are always exaggerated/dramatized, but this was a whole other level. A speedboat rear-ends a slightly larger boat that isn't moving, and it experiences no damage or deceleration, goes airborn, passes through the body of the other boat, and causes it to explode.

I love the alternate castings. Of the real-life options mentioned, I feel like the ones with Schwarzenegger and Van Damme wouldn't work, because while I could buy the voice microchip thing, I couldn't buy that it could add or subtract an accent (or that either of those actors could go the whole movie without an accent). Two of mine, one with the cross-race (I can't believe no one came up with RACE/OFF) theme and one fairly obvious modern one: - Keith David and David Keith - Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson

That doesn't make sense, unless...

"Choc & Cher" might be my favorite Howard pitch ever.

Great stuff, loved getting a longer episode after a run of short-ish ones. Don't recall even hearing of Zach before, but he won me over quickly.

"Quinoaffles? Who would eat that?" "Aztecs."

Great ep. Kyle singing "Sherry Baby" was amazing. Having seen him on Transparent, I'm also amazed that Ian is 46.