A Very Tidy and Satisfying Recap of the 10 Biggest Pop-Culture News Stories of the Week
Another week’s in the can, and with this recap, we saved the best for you while skipping the mess on the cutting room floor. So grab a vastly overpriced, carb-laden snack, roll back in the DreamLounger and enjoy this trip through the greatness of Norm Macdonald, the alleged likenesses of Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson and the temerity of Jerry Lewis.
We’ll Never Know the Truth, Thanks to the Pilot’s Code
JM McNab talks the influence magic has on Nathan Fielder’s comedy and how he may have managed to pull of his biggest trick yet.
No Children Were Harmed in the Making of This Melee, Not Counting the Tall One’s Ego
Keegan Kelly talks the finale of Everybody's Live with John Mulaney and how we finally know exactly who would win in a fight between John Mulaney and three 14-year-old boys.
‘Could I Ask Only the Members of the Audience Who for Sure Know the Answer?’
Brian VanHooker recounts Norm Macdonald's best answers on Who Wans to Be a Millionaire, including an Easter-egg-ish knife turn.
Is Hulu Even Aware That the Revival Season Has Its Own IMDb Entry?
Keegan Kelly has a look at something strange going on at the Internet Movie Database, and it’s enough to make a fan go, “Bwah!”
Jerry Lewis’ Unfinished Disasterpiece
Matt Solomon lays bare the seven most excruciating details of the movie where Jerry Lewis plays a silly clown that leads Jewish children to their deaths.
Nick Kroll Wasn’t Crazy About the First Drafts of Some ‘Baby J’ Material
Keegan Kelly dives into how scary and brutal John Mulaney's intervention was.
The Worst Gaffes From ‘Señorita Margarita Hill’
Carly Tennes looks into when several fluent Spanish speakers flocked to Reddit on Monday to honor Peggy’s funniest language mistakes, sharing their favorite “vocabulario” mishaps from the woman who somehow managed to mispronounce words like “guacamole,” “Mexico” and even “hola.”
And the Winner of This Snooty European Contest Is... America?!?!
Ryan Menezes has four underdogs circled that Hollywood could very well cash in on.
See the Homer $100. Ride the Homer $500
JM McNab adds to the list of real-world locations Simpsons fans can visit with a cute and creepy entry.
‘She Genuinely Looks Like An Entirely Different Person’
Carly Tennes details the internet’s response to a McElhenney/Olson Variety photo shoot that left fans wondering who they were looking at.
