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"That child does not have a child!" My god, Barbara burning Janine like that is too much.
And yeah, not surprised Ava sees Janine as a mole in the district. Of course she wants Janine to help out with the ASL teacher because the kid can't keep up with her zingers. But that is still incredibly sweet in her own way.
The absolute stink face that Nick gave Tariq when he called him TJ. Loved seeing him again. I absolutely loved Barbara's interactions with him. She had no patience with him at all and just walked away.
Loved that Gregory can't handle being the "cool" anything, let alone the cool teacher. Of course it's been Jacob's biggest dream and he's so jealous. And I loved Melissa and Mr. Johnson laughing in his face about having to deal with it.
2 minutes ago, JeanJean said:I teared up when Tariq started calling Nick by his actual name and little Nick smiled.
And changed his name to Nick Sr., and wants to start a Parent Tariq Alliance.
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23 hours ago, DoctorAtomic said:
I didn't realize the lawyer was Mocha Joe until Jeff said.
I was waiting for him to take off his mustache to reveal he was Mocha Joe the whole time, and he didn't. I have the feeling we'll be seeing him again.
8 hours ago, rmontro said:I do hope they don't end this series with Larry in jail, like they did with Seinfeld.
It's sure looks like it's heading that way. Larry's gonna go on trial, and everyone whose lives he accidentally (or not) ruined will show up to testify against him. And his cellmate will either be some combo of Jeff and/or Leon, Seinfeld, or the guy he met this week that he gave the coat to.
13 hours ago, catsitter said:Would it not have been possible to put a cover over the lawn jockey?! (Either the original one or the replacement.)
Huh, never thought of the cover, either.
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8 hours ago, possibilities said:
FWIW, I think they said it's been 5 months since the Franklin Institute. I don't think that changes anything substantively, but it is a bit longer than 2 months.
Yep, five month timeskip. It was a good way to address the long wait because of the strikes.
1 hour ago, possibilities said:I think Ava would say those are security cameras, not spy cameras.
And I bet we'll see more "security cam" footage as flashbacks to fill in those five months the documentary crew weren't there for.
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I also realized I never commented in the Abbot Elementary section of this site until this episode.
On 2/7/2024 at 11:42 PM, Blakeston said:His students are significantly older than the other main characters' students. If I recall correctly, they're young teenagers.
Oops, yeah, completely forgot what grade Jacob taught.
1 hour ago, possibilities said:Do we think Mr Johnson is lying about his life. or do we think he is supposed to really have done all the things he claims?
One day we're gonna find out his first name is Mister.
8 hours ago, Boofish said:I know she love those Town Women - *City Girls* Gave me a good 10 minute chuckle
"Pull out your Walkman. Open up Napster."
Please never change, Barbara.
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4 minutes ago, JeanJean said:
Doesn't Barbara teach kindergarten? So she wouldn't be teaching cursive, I think...
On that same note, Jacob teaching elementary school kids about the Korean War.
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10 minutes ago, Annber03 said:
Ava as a super competent principal was fun :D. And I loved Gregory's whole thing with showing off his arms. Jacob's reaction to that was mine XD.
"My boy, my king!"
"Roll up those sleeves and respectfully welcome her to the gun show."
This whole episode was a roller coaster of emotions. And I agree, Manny is suspicious as hell.
It was so weird hearing Janine swear! Of course Melissa thought it felt forced.
Loved that Ava was wearing a Harvard sweater with the bedazzled "AVA." And that gif of her saying "she mad" while eating popcorn is gonna go places, I guarantee it.
Melissa might've gotten the Eagles, but Jacob and Mr. Johnson won Career Day. I'm officially on team "Mr. Johnson is probably not even his real name."
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11 hours ago, xhoipolloix said:
Irma telling Larry about her hammer toe.
Singing the JG Wentworth jingle, too!
(In an episode about Larry not getting his money, to boot)
3 hours ago, Not4Me said:(I believe Irma is the woman Larry deserves).
Larry finally dates a woman his age, and he's stuck with her. And I agree, she's the woman he deserved.
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18 hours ago, Pete Martell said:
(Pantry Raiders) A game show sketch. Andrew is host, Kenan/Bowen are a team, Marcello/Ayo/Ego are a team, Molly and Sarah are judges. Contestants need to make a meal in 20 minutes with food that starts with a C, like carnival food. Ayo's team freaks out. Ayo says they should use clowns. Ego keeps drawing clowns on the notepad.
There were THREE game show sketches in one episode?! I didn't know the writers were still on strike...
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55 minutes ago, Cotypubby said:
The housekeeping bit was great! From the money in the toilet to her throwing his clothes off the balcony, that was classic Curb. Though I really don’t get why the clothes on the floor bothered her to begin with. That’s what happens in hotel rooms… (and also why we never have housekeeping come in until we leave. I don’t want random people poking around my stuff!)
There was also the visual of Larry letting his room look like that after, what, a day?
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21 minutes ago, Joimiaroxeu said:
The court sketch seemed like a mashup of several of those daytime TV judge shows. People's Court is probably still one of the least trashy.
Is People's Court still even on? I mean, they were there first after all.
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24 minutes ago, DoctorAtomic said:
Larry and JB looked liked they were having a lot of fun together though
Everything Leon said in this one was gold. Every time he was yelling at the dog I was laughing so hard I couldn't breathe.
"I got a 4.0 APA. Ass point average. Was the valedictorian of tapping ass."
25 minutes ago, DoctorAtomic said:Susie totally got Larry at the beginning. I thought he was going to do the spit take.
Kinda wish the grieving waiter scene went somewhere, same with Leon putting back the piece of cake he ate.
Larry is so me at a party. Faking cordiality and feigning interest, the awkward conversations when leaving, hating people, yet having to be among them. The staredown with the other woman wearing the old lady glasses was great, too.
I'm just so happy to see this show back again.
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And yes, I wrote down my thoughts on the episode:
Cold Open: And here’s a Trump Sketch. And hosted by Charles Barkley for some reason. But he and Gayle King are needed to be the people to constantly ask him “what the hell is wrong with you?” And Jeez, they actually brought in Nikki Haley for this?! It’s the closest she’ll ever get to actually debating Trump, but I mean, they actually got Ayo Edebiri to ask her the slavery question to her face, but really?!
Monologue: And now for a palate cleanser, Ayo Edebiri was very charming. It’s nice to see a host seem like they’re in their element again.
Why’d You Say It?: Taking people to ask about their awful instagram contestants is a great premise for a game show sketch. Especially since a white guy left immediately and was replaced with a white girl and wasn’t told what the game was. This was great.
Dune 2 Popcorn Bucket: Covering this weird popcorn bucket in song was genius. Yes, it’s real. Either the prop department spent a good chunk of the budget buying them for the sketch or they were given a few to promote it.
Microdosing: The contrast of Mikey and Ayo freaking out like in a 1990’s PSA at someone eating a little bit of a mushroom was great. The rolling backpack was the perfect icing on the cake. Of course all the straight edge nerds had those.
Meet Cute: I love sketches that use everyone, and you know when they use everyone when they bring in the PDD guys and a random old guy to round out the cast.
JLO 1: They needed an epilepsy warning for that. Good to see Redman, too.
WU: Che was honestly killing it. Sarah’s bit was Colin’s bastard lovechild was incredible. Making an allusion to Scarlett too, and being named CJ to further twist the knife.
Trivia Quest: Another game show sketch?! But I really liked Ayo and Ego’s chemistry in this.
Elevator Town: This was a weird one.
Hypnotist: Just a great performance by Ayo. And Kenan came in and made it better. “RELEASE THAT BISEXUAL BOY FROM YOUR MAGIC!”
People’s Court: Ayo having a haircut so bad her brain was exposed was a great visual. Again, her chemistry with Ego was great.
Man, that cold open poisoned the rest of the show. I loved most of the rest of it, but I couldn’t get that out of my mind. Like…WHY?! This show didn’t learn a thing from 2015. The show returns February 24th with Shane Gillis.
Wait, why does that name sound familiar?
…Goddamnit. WHY?!
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Since there was no topic made for it:
QuoteHosted by Ayo Edebiri with musical performance by Jennifer Lopez
Airing 2/3/24
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Cold Open: Oh good, they remembered to joke about Boeing this week. But they're right, the Super Bowl doesn't count for real football. It's the one football game I watch every year, and damn if I still don't know how it works. "Yellowstone is our Barbie!" and Kenan looking right at the camera and saying "There is no other live tv that's remotely watchable" were great.
Monologue: Oh right, she's in Madame Web, technically a Marvel movie! She's endearing but this was awkward, even when Timberlake and Barry Gibb showed up.
6 minutes ago, JeanJean said:I loved the old Bee Gees sketches. They may have been my all-time favorites. I hope they do one tonight instead of just teasing me with hope.
It's a little tough since Robin died in 2012. But that hasn't stopped this show before.
Waitress: Sarah was great in this. This was a weird one that didn't land with the audience, but I'm a fan of "purposefully mishearing phrases" humor. "And a Diet Dr. Advil for The Little Gay" cracked me up.
Home Videos: The reveal of the Maury sketch was the first big laugh I had in the episode. They completely nailed the look of the show so much. You really gotta wonder if those kids ever found out if their parents ever appeared on Maury. They oldest ones gotta be around Dismukes's age by now.
Barry Gibb Talk Show: They're actually doing it! One of the Gibbs was clearly more into this sketch than the other. Timberlake was rusty. I'm convinced that Jimmy never stopped embodying the character, but man, even he can't hold the voice anymore. I mean, the original sketch didn't have much going for it, but you really noticed the dead air in this.
Please Don't Destroy: Everyone sniping at each other was great. "The Lonelier Island" "Nepo Truce" "42% on Rotten Tomatoes."
Big Dumb Cups: The inevitable Stanley Cup sketch! Loved this. "I'm a virgin, but I also have six kids" definitely nailed the vibe of those people.
WU: Gotta love OJ jokes. "He didn't even do it!" And Spirit airline jokes are always welcome.
Bowen's Ethan character was weird, but I was oddly entranced by it? I hope he comes back. I liked Heidi's tarot reader character. I hope she comes back. It was refreshing for Che to be the butt of the feature instead of Colin for once.
Book Club: Was not expecting the sharks to show up. But man, it was an awkward sketch.
Delta: I liked it when Kenan inevitably came in. I felt like there should've been more to this, but there wasn't.
Well...here's hoping NEXT week is better.
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Cold Open: Trump will never leave because the people he hires are so very awful. "I am standing weirder than ever." Even JAJ Trump knows these campaign sketches are running on fumes.
Monologue: Someone on Reddit said Jacob Elordi is all neck, and that's all I could think about. And wow, an audience Q&A monologue, haven't seen one of those in forever.
Crown Your Short King: Love this concept. I'm surprised this isn't a thing yet. Of course they bring in Pure Neck and Chloe instantly picks him despite being a giant scumbag. I was more surprised that they didn't use forced perspective, Jacob is just that tall, especially compared to everyone else.
Katt Williams: Ego was great in this, especially when Katt Williams was imitating Steve Harvey. That's just talent.
Lip Readers: This feels like something Bowen just does around the office and they turned it into a sketch. Love how into it Jacob Elordi was. The voice he used for Travis Kelce just killed me. "IT'S CRAZY HOW WE BOTH WORK IN FOOTBALL STADIUMS."
Bowling: Nothing will beat American Dad's bowling animations, but these were fun. The pins announcing a divorce for a Split was great. The "GUTTER" one and the strike beaters made me laugh so hard. The ASL interpreter pin was the best.
Alaska Air: Nobody died, so it's okay to make fun of that airline disaster! And yes, I really liked this one.
WU: 11 more months of "It's elder abuse!" jokes about the election. Joy.
Tim Scott looking like someone drawing Ving Rhames with their eyes closed killed me. And forget Ving Rhames, Devon as Tim Scott looks like if someone tried to draw Wayne Brady from memory. Loved Colin reacting to his racist dog whistle.
Women Supporting Women: We get two "let's comment on how hot the host is" sketches tonight. Was not expecting "dicking of a lifetime" being a sentence I'd ever hear from this show. And speaking of supporting women...Punkie. Chloe was getting a good look.
Acting Class: And yet another sketch about how Jacob Elordi is hot and successful. And Rachel McAdams is there. (And the camera people spoiled the reveal that she was in this one)
Wedding: Garrett From Hinge is back. I did like the shot of the old lady organist dressed exactly like him. And we got this in place of a PDD sketch for some reason.
There were a lot of "this guy is hot" sketches for a guy who isn't that attractive. Here's hoping next week is better.
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Boat: I Like What I'm Herring
Shirt: Gass, Kween!
There's Bob's Burgers anthology episodes, and then there's Great North anthology episodes. Moon was extra savage this week.
Judy's story starts as a Bob Ross story that turns into Top Gun in Alaska. I got a big laugh out of Bob-Judy Maverick Ross letting Ham crash into the mountain, and not being punished because she killed everyone else and owns a killer leather jacket. I laughed at Goose being a literal goose. And then died when he got sucked into a jet engine after he remembered he could fly. And then Goose's Wife (whose hair looked like Goose's wife's) was killed, too, and I got a big laugh out of THAT.
"Your groans of excitement are warranted." Beef's Story was Good Will Hunting starring Quinn about flags that included bits from one of the Bourne movies (Beef didn't know they were different Matt Damon movies got a laugh out of me) and once again greased up hunk volleyball added by Wolf.
Honeybee telling the story of the invention of ranch dressing by way of The Matrix (with Guy Fieri as Morpheus) was damn clever. And, again, shirtless hunk volleyball provided by Wolf.
Man, I missed this show.
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Neighbor: Bradley Cooper's Pooper Scoopers
Exterminator: Beetles Juiced
Burger(s) of The Day: Mrs. Krautfire Biurger
Teddy buys sheet metal by sheet loads. And if anyone found a way to get stuck in a safe owned by a rich crazy survival bunker guy, it's Teddy.
Playing "Judy in Disguise" while driving down the road so he'd know where to turn was a really clever idea by Bob. I thought Bob hid in the safe. And then I thought he was in the secret fake wall. Nope, Pez dispensers! But he was behind the OTHER fake wall! That was clever.
Huh, it's a real song. Well, I learned something from this show yet again.
I wish the Beefhemoth B-plot went anywhere. I did like that the kids had their comeuppance by having to eat the entire thing and not the soccer team.
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So the NFT cartoon (that quietly dropped that part of its premise) is doing an NFT episode. Little audacious here. But it was more like the dangers of introducing capitalism, and inflation.
2 hours ago, AnimeMania said:With Tyrannis' support, Hippocampus overcomes his imposter syndrome and wins first prize for his invention at Hephaestus-Con, only to learn that Hephaestus selected him for his looks, not his intellect.
(This first half of the description seems to match what I remember from a previous episode, so it may be a mistake. Description continues:)
Rebranding her image into the "goddess of no hangovers", Deliria unintentionally starts a city-wide drunken riot while Shlub watches, afraid to confront her.
So none of that even remotely happened. Deliria wanted offerings in money once she learns what it is, Shlub takes over a bar because he wants to get blasted for free.
I am really liking Deliria and Shlub's relationship. It reminds me of Nadja and Laszlo from What We Do in the Shadows. Just two immortal beings (at least Deliria is) horny for each other.
And was all a drug dream Demeter had that was also the origin of Wal-Mart.
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Well...the pilot was okay. I'll give it a few more episodes to see if it improves.
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Since no one made a thread for it yet:
Grimsburg S01.E01: Pilot
Detective Marvin Flute returns to his hometown of Grimsburg to solve a crime that has the whole town caught in its web and figure out how to prove himself to his ex-wife and son.
Premiere Date: Sunday, January 7, 2024 FOX after the NFL doubleheader/ 8pm
Next New Episode: (Normal TImeslot): February 18, 2024 FOX 9:30pmJon Hamm as Marvin Flute
Erinn Hayes as Harmony Flute
Rachel Dratch as Stan Flute
Alan Tudyk as Dr. Rufis Pentos and Mr. Flesh
Kevin Michael Richardson as Detective Greg Summers
Greg Chun as Lieutenant John Kang
Rosie Perez as Detective Martina Martinez
Kaniehtiio Horn as Wynona Whitecloud
Wendi McLendon-Covey as Chief Stamos
Jaime Camil as Mayor Dilquez
Christina Hendricks as Anna
Amy Sedaris as Lil’ Betsy
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1 hour ago, AnimeMania said:
I am surprised that no one made as thread for Grimsburg, If you are curious here is some info.
I was about to say the same thing. Someone should get on that. EDIT: Oh, I did.
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12 minutes ago, Spartan Girl said:
And once again we have Homer (and Bart) taking the blame for something Marge did because she’s so pure and incorruptible and nothing is ever her own damn fault…and I can’t even type those words without throwing up in my mouth.
At least Lisa ripped her a new one for what she did but it wasn’t enough to satisfy me.
I thought of you during this whole episode.
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You'd think Homer would be good at fishing, since that seemed to define his character in the early days like bowling.
So Homer and Bart's bond is cheating at bottom of the barrel sports (like barrel scraping). I liked how Grady's ___ Gloves and Krusty Burger sponsored every sport.
And the entire plot was the show commenting on that college application cheating scandal. Marge was inspired to doctor Lisa's summer camp application because of Homer and Bart. And the University of Springfield Camp (USC!) was corrupt and didn't care. Eh. I did like that their Cheating Department was Sam Bankman-Fried Hall.
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Season 35, ep 10: Do The Wrong Thing
QuoteHomer and Bart become kings of the blue-collar sports circuit, but Marge suspects something dishonest at the core of their father-son bond.
Airs 12/24/23
Yes, you read that right. There's a new episode on Christmas Eve, and it's not even a Christmas episode.
I think it's because there's not gonna be a new episode for a while.
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Season 35 ep 11: Frinkenstein's Monster
Airs 2/18/24