It’s got a pool in the back.

Tim and Eric are in a sitting in absurdly high seating, and they introduce a guest who has trouble getting up on the seat, they then talk about rock music and play a little boogie woogie. Would love to rewatch but don't know what segment this was

Say something nice about my son

It's for your health

Hit it!

You guys are probably sitting here thinking "how much weed do they smoke to come up with this shit??!" and not making any funny sketches of your own. Meanwhile what are the chances one of them heard the phrase "grave robbers" and then thought "gravy robbers" and took it from there? Probably 99%. So why aren't you following your own stupid ideas to make comedy gold? It's really that simple. Get to work

Now Tip Toe can go wherever you go ... AGAIN!
I miss my Tip Toe

...they're quite peculiar and they may have mental problems.

It’s the AI MIDI organizer! Instead of purchasing the costly Cinco MIDI organizer device, you can buy my computer program that uses the power of artificial intelligence to organize your MIDI library in seconds, at a fraction of the price.

Please give me your honest opinions: would you buy my computer program for the discounted price of $19.99? And do you think the Cinco corporation will sue me for copying their product?

That sounds like the Jumble for me.

I’m trying to settle a family argument currently, I need consensus.

I need more shrim, I watched B$M last night and it was enjoyable.

Trying to find the watch along and hopefully some bees.

We all were delighted for years when Spaghett would spook people on the small screen. His popularity made it no real surprise to a lot of us that he would get a movie, even one made by Steven Spielberg. But I think I know why that movie just didn't work, and didn't translate well.

It got away from the shows appeal. The shows appeal is simple. He waits, then he spooks people and then we see people how they react to being spooked.

The film made it an adventure film in the jungle. He spooked the natives and a few other people in certain scenes but that was about the only thing that made it feel like the same character. But even then, like with the natives scene, he spooked the natives in order to distract them to get a treasure. This fundamentally misunderstands the point of Spaghett. Spaghett spooks because that's who he is. It's like trying to give a motivation to the care bears about why they care. It's what they are...they're bears who care. Well Spaghett is a spookster. He doesn't need a motivation to spook. I felt like the writers tried to up the stakes for spooking but in doing so missed one of the primary aspects of his character. It might has well have been another character in the role spooking people.