Absolutely brilliant! Can't wait for two hour special to find out who the zombie is.My money is on Brian... oh wait, he got voted off...

Best news theme since Robocop...

Also kudos to Ian Dorsch...

Congratulations! ENN pushed escapist from brilliant to fuckin brilliant.


And I don't use expletives lightly.

Splunge wrote:OK, hands up, and be honest...
Who echoed back "Pillage a Village" during the WoD segment?

My son and me both yelled at the top of our lungs... And then I send him back to his room so he wouldn't see his father giggling like a schoolgirl...

WAY TO EXPLAIN THE JOKE, and also WAY TO NOT GET IT. It's too bad you don't like the way LRR took the joke, but it was ORIGINAL. Oh, I didn't try to explain the joke, but the structure and pacing of the video (unsuccessfully it would seem, as I do tend to ramble and loose my point on the way, like ...

This little skit was, I'm afraid, all over the place. Great beginning but then it sort of deflated... Bombs in heads is an idea that should escalate wildly (and indeed it started that way) but it ended on with a punchline (two people worldwide... laser planes... give generously...) that is more suit...

Polite criminals, I love'em. This one was pure Stark, reminded me of Fry & Laurie somewhat.

Ooh, this was fried gold. Clever comedy is so hard to find these days. And alternate version at the end (I wouldn't call it an outtake) is brilliant.

Keith K wrote:'The Dutch!' or 'In England...'

Speech bubble, pointing up saying 'In England' - that's closest you came to a catchphrase...

And 3 button combo - looks great...

First of all, well done Matt... The unnatural pauses, the mannerism, obvious reading from a stage placed teleprompter, pompous stance while announcing some trivial gimmick as "the next big thing"... Spot on! I bow to your thespian prowess. Secondly - casual? The last thing I want to do whe...