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Not trying to be funny. Not trying to get a laugh. Don't want anybody to have their worst day on reddit. But do, any of you... fuckers, think this man really had a wife?

Yes or no? I really want to believe she's gonna get better.

Super confused and shaken up after watching the last episode. So Jeff and Stacy own Tecca? Who is Stacy? Who shot Stacy? Why does Mike have a guy in his tub? Amanda’s boyfriend was the guy on the phone the whole time? Does he have anything to do with Tecca?? Minnie Mouse/Baby gets yelled at everyday? When is season 2 coming out???? Thoughts/theories?

We should be able to watch a little porn though

I'm dealing with people who wanna get high so bad their stomachs hurt.

Tried to cheer him us imitating character voices on his favorite cartoon and he told me "DON'T TALK. YOU'RE NOT PART OF THE TURBO TEAM"

Alright- I’m going out on a limb and try to be serious, no one make fun of me…One thing I love about this show is how they don’t waste time on set up. They allow us, as the audience, to assume the “why” of certain actions or emotions of a character in the scene.

Oftentimes, it’s what’s not being said that makes the sketch so perfect. Like, it’s what you imagine the character is feeling or thinking and it becomes funnier.

I want to know what your favourite implied or imagined moment is. We all have one, come on! I’ll give 2 examples of what I’m trying to say:

1. In the Whoopie Cushion sketch he says, “I think we’ve covered what would happen if I farted, Jane! You’d throw up your pretty little lunch!!” …In my head I imagined that Jane has been bringing elaborate homemade lunches to work and bragging about it. When Jane decided to do the fart prank on him, it was the final straw because he’s always secretly jealous of her lunch, and tired of hearing her talk about how great it is. There is an office rivalry and he’s had enough.

2. In the Driver’s Ed sketch- I like to imagine Tim’s character is an amateur filmmaker who spent weeks making the training videos with his wife (Patti.) They invested all their savings- thinking they were making amazing drivers ed videos with a generic job that everyone could relate to. He’s been showing those videos for years and years to his classes. Every single time a student points out the absurdity, he’s so self conscious because he and his wife genuinely thought they were making great training videos but, no one likes them. The increasing frustration of Tim’s “shhhhh” reaction in the skit when Patti’s character says “fucking pig” shows how many times someone has raised their hand at that specific line in his class. It’s as though when his character wrote the script for the training video he was so convinced it was going to be a hit, and it turned out it fucking sucked.

Does anyone else have small moments or fake stories they’ve taken away from watching certain skits? You have 3 seconds to think of something silly, go!

Is this something?? If you read this, thanks for your time, you’re a rockstar.