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[Cornstarch Colonizer]

It's really screwing with my 'tism that that they skipped over Silent Night Deadly Night 4.

Then again, that seems the kind of movie 2013-2016 Era RLM should've reviewed.

When Mike had his original liver, Jay looked like he belonged in Deliverance, and Rich divided his time between gobbling carbs and chewing diabetes pills.

 

[Mussolini’s Merkin]

I get why people hate the Fur Pig that calls itself josh but where does the Jack hate come from?
Even at his worst he's pretty inoffensive.

AIDS Moby is fine as filler when it's the main three, he's made my chuckle more than a few times. I'd just rather have Tim or one of the Canadians.

 

[Alabama Gamer]

At this point I have to ask: What does that even mean? Is that Star Trek sex slang or was she an actual cake?

A literal cake. In a previous episode, Data (robot who wants to learn how to be a human) had discovered a hidden program in his system that allowed him to simulate dreaming. In this episode a season later, he started having fucked up dreams, one of which involved a "cellular peptite cake... with mint frosting" in the shape of Counselor Troi. The crux of the episode is his dreams turning out to be a subconscious analysis of the Anomaly of the Week.

 

[Flexo]

When looking back at the 60s through 2000s, they were very horny decades.

Boy have I got news for you about history...

At this point I have to ask: What does that even mean? Is that Star Trek sex slang or was she an actual cake?

https://youtu.be/wJe9k7SY3yQ?si=JZYrv6zmV91_XfuF

I feel weird that I never even considered how that could sound like a sex thing before.

I only know because of some degenerate anime boards.

 

[King Dead]

Haven't finished it yet (I usually have to watch these in chunks), but I gotta say, "It looks like a polack built it" is one of the funniest fucking lines they've dropped in a decade.

Mike getting so much mileage out of that line and bringing it back in one last time for the end of the movie truly made it wonderful. My sides were in orbit.

 

[InspectorJappOfficial]

A literal cake. In a previous episode, Data (robot who wants to learn how to be a human) had discovered a hidden program in his system that allowed him to simulate dreaming. In this episode a season later, he started having fucked up dreams, one of which involved a "cellular peptite cake... with mint frosting" in the shape of Counselor Troi. The crux of the episode is his dreams turning out to be a subconscious analysis of the Anomaly of the Week.

>Data! I turned myself into a delicious moist gateau, Data! I'm Councillor Gatroooiiii!!!
i hate myself for this

 

[Smashing Young Man]

Yikes. Mike needs to take some inspiration from Rich and get his weight under control. That sweater he's wearing in the latest video shows just how fucking huge his belly has become. That's an early heart-attack gut if I've ever seen one.

 

[BubbleButt]

That's an early heart-attack gut if I've ever seen one.

Probably what he's hoping for.

 

[Introvertigo]

https://www.twitter.com/redlettermedia/status/1737907082299605455

 

[PyrrhicRustle]

From the comments of the recent Plinketto. Mike is still salty, I’ve barely ever seen them comment before.

 

[Smashing Young Man]

Probably what he's hoping for.

I wouldn't be surprised if there's some truth to that. Mike's I'm-miserable schtick feels less like a schtick as time goes on.

 

[Quarterback Rex Grossman]

The fat balding guy with the soi beard is the worst guest. Dude has no charisma and only reacts when everyone else does.

 

[mlanguishi]

The fat balding guy with the soi beard is the worst guest. Dude has no charisma and only reacts when everyone else does.

That's pretty much the general consensus with Josh. I think only Oswalt and Landis were worse. It's crazy they all need reading glasses now.

 

[marvlouslie]

I wouldn't be surprised if there's some truth to that. Mike's I'm-miserable schtick feels less like a schtick as time goes on.

Same for his over emphasized bit of being a drunkard. I mean, most of us are pretty smart enough to figure out that it's a bit, but is it though? Is it really?

 

[Smashing Young Man]

Same for his over emphasized bit of being a drunkard. I mean, most of us are pretty smart enough to figure out that it's a bit, but is it though? Is it really?

Well it's not unheard of to try and cover up/downplay personal issues by making a joke of it. Mike is the only one of the bunch who still gets notably tipsy during some episodes. That kind of thing can be funny when you're a young man, not so much as one creeps up in years. Mike is officially grandpa age now, and I'm sure he hates the hell out of that given his history of mocking the elderly.

 

[Sinner's Sandwich]

Mike is officially grandpa age now

What the fuck?? He isn't.

given his history of mocking the elderly.

He is 45, not 65.

 

[mlanguishi]

What the fuck?? He isn't.

He is 45, not 65.

The average age of a first-time grandparent in the US is now 50 years old​

https://www.hellalife.com/blog/family/first-time-grandparents-age/

45 is certainly at the start of grandparent age for 'normal' people. It's gone up a lot over the last 20-30 years too.

 

[Smashing Young Man]

What the fuck?? He isn't.



He is 45, not 65.

Becoming a grandparent at that age isn't all that uncommon. Have a kid in your late teens/early 20s, then that kid does the same, and boom, you're a grandparent in your early 40s. It's not some crazy thing. So yes, Mike is technically grandpa age, and has been for awhile.

 

[marvlouslie]

Mike is 45, yet looks 65 because of the alcoholism.

 

[Nick Obre]

What the fuck?? He isn't.



He is 45, not 65.

Canonically incorrect