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My mistake, turns out there IS a new one on Sunday, it's the other THOH episode. And man, end of an era with Pamela Hayden. And everyone was still alive! (George O'Hanlon and Mel Blanc died while recording the Jetsons Movie). It's the Flintstones that kept getting recast over the years. That show kept getting new incarnations. Nowadays it would just never stop.
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I think it was how unexpected the sucker punch came from Colin that threw him off. We've never seen an energy vampire actually fight before. You guys might be right, maybe the Van Helsing strength isn't effective on them? Oh, he was definitely going to drain everyone as the HR guy telling inappropriate jokes. Had no idea it was Jon Glaser until I saw the credits. His voice was really familiar, but I thought it was Kyle Kinane at first. Whoops. Forgot about that. Guess I'm a little slow, too...
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I honestly forgot Lois had cancer. Between this and My Adventures with Superman, Supe fans have been eating well lately.
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Even a near death experience doesn't stop Stan from cheapening out. Loved that everyone fell in love with Chimbarazo while Stan had the worst time offscreen. I was surprised to see it had truffula trees (from The Lorax) I liked the running gag of Roger stealing identities for personas. Vicente (and Roger imitating Vicente) was fun. Zorbing saved the day! Klaus becoming a travel agent definitely tracks for him.
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I figured Sean wasn't possessed by a demon, just the heartbreak of March Madness. Of course the the vamps 1) can't fathom playing basketball in college and 2) the demon they did summon DID know what March Madness was and knew how the tournament was going. poor Seannie, his brain is so scrambled, he didn't notice the demon sitting right next to him. I'm glad they didn't kill him off, but him wanting to savor what time he has left might make Laszlo rethink his decision to reanimate a corpse. Of course Colin would know the ins and outs of having an Office Identity. And now he wormed his way into Gizmo's office, too. I was living for Nadja's Prince look and being the Office Funny Girl. Loved that the banana was getting more rotten every time we saw it. LOVED Colin beating the crap out of Guillermo. He's my favorite character, and this was a banner episode for him. Loved the dumb plot of Nandor playing husband to Charmaine. Just tossing the trashcan the curb just killed me. So really doesn't know how to clean, does he? But come on, is NanDermo even a thing anymore? Now he's crushing on The Guide, and Charmaine had the hots for him. "They play basketball in college? But what about their studies?"
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I was most shocked to see Harrison Wells Glorious Godfrey in this show. But he was the perfect person to grant Lex Luthor an interview. Also, it's weird that these kids know who Jamie Kennedy is. I had a feeling we'd get the Lex Luthor power suit after referencing just about everything else that was up his sleeve, but to actually hjiack Steel's suit?! That's cold.
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Airs 11/18/24
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How many people have played Troye Sivan? I swear it's been someone different every time.
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Cold Open: Of course we get more Dana Carvey. Never thought I'd see the This Is Fine dog referenced on this show, as apt as it is. That makeup job on Sarah as Matt Gaetz was creepy as hell. The makeup department just won another Emmy for that job. And man, Alec Baldwin as RFK Jr was sadly fitting. "We got Elon and Matt Gaetz. That's Alien vs Predator." was the best line of the sketch. Monologue: Well, Charli certainly understood the assignment. And Kyle Mooney showed up for some reason! So, there was an Allstate ad with the PDD guys that I thought was a sketch. It was not. (EDIT: Turns out that WAS the sketch...) Baby Shower: Oh, it's another Domingo sketch. First it was the wedding, and now Chloe is pregnant. Wicked Screen Tests: It's been a while since we've seen an impression parade sketch. I'm officially old, I don't recognize most of these impressions anymore. I got a kick out of Sarah as Bernie Sanders. And I'm sorry Dana, but nobody holds a candle to Bill Hader when it comes to Al Pacino impressions. The real crime was that JAJ didn't appear in this one. Thanksgiving Baking Championship: Oh, another one of THESE sketches. But Charli's cake got me bad. And "I'm from...here" was a mood. Digital Short: Wait, THIS isn't the PDD sketch either?! This was great. But seeing Andy with a gray streak in his hair made me uncomfortable. Banger Boyz: Speaking of making me uncomfortable, a bro podcast is kinda the last sketch I wanted to see tonight. Got a kick out of the ad reads though, like Male Chimp (a literal male chimp for your lady chimp), and Top Golf (find out which of your coworkers is an alcoholic!). WU: I hate how Trump's awful picks are just a goldmine for comedy. "Now do a silly one!" indeed. And Bowen as Joe Exotic wasn't working until the big fake tiger claw kept attacking him. But I got a big laugh out of "Look, I'm not a perfect person" and that's it. And then Sarah played a squirrel widow and that was great. The stagehand controlling her tail was having a fun time messing with Colin. Commercial Acting Class: I didn't think I'd be feeling this sketch, but Marcello's intensity sold it for me. "Sorry I'm late, I parked in a crazy way." And "OKAY, HAVE IT YOURRR WAY!" killed me. It Girl Thanksgiving: Just when I was saying "where has Kenan been this week?!" There he is! And everyone cheered! Other than that, what the hell did I just watch? The Olsen twins getting stuck in a big coat? It was the good kind of weird. Shrek The Musical: This was unhinged. So much green paint. Man, this was a good one! Paul Mescal hosts on December 7th.
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Oh thank goodness someone beat me to making this thread.
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Man, it IS weird to explain the parachute to someone who never experienced it. It was sweet seeing everyone go through it at the end. This was a great Ava episode. "You are welcome for my time." Giving Janine good advice on the paper eater? And calling her students "cool ass"? She's come so far. Gregory loves extra bee pollen in his smoothies. And he was so hurt that Barbara and Melissa drank his smoothie. Jacob was WAITING for an opportunity to mobilize. And when he got hooked on the smoothies, mobilizing ended up biting him in the ass. He finally got the respect he wanted from the community but he couldn't even enjoy it. "You got gloves?" "No..." "Good. They'll just slow you down." Good to see Chad again, now shadowing Mr. Johnson to write an essay about him! Pinning up Chad's gloves on his mantle was honestly heartwarming. Last one until the two eps on December 4th. Jacob trash dived for his vape, it's not out of character to dive for a smoothie.
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Roderick and Monster were also good contrasts to say, the addition of Jerry. They blend so well into the cast, while Jerry...I have to remember he's in the show now. I was happily surprised that Monster was now part of the house meeting like with Doll Nadja, and he ended up saving the day! Colin got to him after all. And not just A shapeshifter, Nandor's ex that turned into a possum! You can't trust anything with shapeshifters. I realize that Colin only collects the musician pops because it'd probably be a nightmare to license any of the IP ones, even the ones in Disney's sphere. But it totally tracks for an energy vampire to have multiple variants of the same pop, happily explaining the very minute differences between the Lizzo pops. Which variants were store/convention exclusives, etc. Colin would love all the "adult" colors like beige and teal. I've been to that store many times, an energy vampire bringing someone to Times Square, especially THAT part tracks for them so much. I bet Colin went to the Howard Johnson's back in the day.
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I got a kick out of seeing Roger in a zoot suit. And interrupting every part of the intro. I thought the Klaus story ended a little flat. Of course the family would choose Real/Bad Klaus over the fake one the moment he disguised himself as the fake. The ending to Stand and Roger's story was a bit better, with a THIRD train hitting them out of nowhere. I just loved the design of Stan as Roger's Quato instead of the other way around.
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LOL the vamps realize they have a window on the other side of the house! And they have neighbors on that side! They don't know what an Air BnB is so they assume their neighbors are shapeshifters. Of course it ends with Nandor and Nadja accusing the other of bring shapeshifters. Loved the callback to the neighbor being Nandor's possum girlfriend. Everyone loves Laszlo's Dad's Ghost. I was wondering who they'd get to play him, and they got Steve Coogan! Brilliant casting. Really loved Laszlo's steampunk proton pack. Seeing it in use was awesome. OF COURSE Colin collects funko pops! And displays them loose, too, to drain the energy of the MIB collectors. And that the first place he'd take someone in NY is the Times Square M&Ms store. God, this was a great one. Loved that they care so much about the camera crew. Nate got got. Good to have confirmation that a welcome mat counts as an invitation.