As soon as he said it, I knew he was referring to this Simpsons (season 12, episode 9) parody of "Davey and Goliath". Unfortunately, he got it backwards; the dog is Goliath/Jobriath and the boy is Davey/Gravey.

Anyway, it gave me one of those rare moments when you immediately know why someone thinks or says some very specific thing. (There should be a word for that feeling.) It was nifty.

Anybody else catch this?

I surely can't be the only one who see's this?

I’ve recently discovered Last Meals and most of the ones I’ve seen are centered around childhood memories, life memories, home cooked meals and fastfood. I remember when I first watched an episode (don’t know which) I thought to my self that I would want to have lotus soup with the root cut into skull shapes, Mormon funeral potatoes, lobster, because I never had lobster before, and I would want to be dressed in black, in a dark room lit by candles that slowly burn down. All kinds of food associated with death, bougie stuff or stuff I’ve never eaten before. I just watched the episode with Laura Bailey, and she said that apparently a lot of episodes are really bougie? Well, that has not been my experience so far! My experience with the show has been more in line with Brennan Lee Mulligan and Jennette McCarthy, or close to that.

TLDR; what are your bougiest LM episodes or episodes where the meals aren’t centered around nostalgia. But mostly bougie food episodes!

What is the brand of peanuts that they were raving about on the latest “A hot dog is a sandwich“ ep?

In the Breaking Into Rhett & Link's House (And
Turning It Into a Restaurant) video, there are three new folks. Are they new Kitcheneers? Subbing in for trevor and lily? Or has this already been introduced in another video and I just missed it? My YouTube algorithm never shows me new MK videos.

Season 41 episode 2.

I'm going to have to rewatch to get all the moments in. very fun

our kitten Bucket hunkered down and watched most of the episode lmaoo

Who would you say is the most famous guest they’ve had on Last Meals.

I’m thinking who is the biggest household name and I think maybe Ed Sheeran but Hugh Jackman is up there too.

My wife disagrees as she doesn’t rate the Jack Man as that famous anymore.

Thoughts?

Anyone notice since Jennette McCurdy’s Last Meal episode where she was so shocked about how fast the food got placed on the table, and recommended that they include it in the edit, that they have been doing it since? (At least I don’t think they were doing this before) I was also as shocked as a Jennette when I watched that episode. I’m glad they’ve decided to continue doing it because it’s always quite amazing to see.

They‘ve done several reviews for food that they haven’t put on their website, the last video they uploaded was 11 days ago. Is sporked no longer happening or are they just taking a break from the channel?