RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
Funniest Show on TV is Byke. Vampire fukkery, first 2 episodes streaming on Hulu now!
What We Do in The Shadows (FX) Season 4. Stream on Hulu!
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Avisible Man
The animal that Hughve Hefner created
Gizmo Van Helsing back up in this bytch
When Wesley was Skypin into the Vampiric Council on that dirty ass wifi
When Wesley was Skypin into the Vampiric Council on that dirty ass wifi
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
Straight fukkery in the return. " it smells like gas leak down her. Toss me a candle"
"Bran and Toby are skilled in the art of taking things from shabby to chic"
"Bran and Toby are skilled in the art of taking things from shabby to chic"
TheNatureBoy
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Baby Colin Robinson being a hit was a surprise 
Liked the fact the Djinn is still around and the penis negotiation was
"Have you seen Rent?"
"From you, not a penny!"
Liked the fact the Djinn is still around and the penis negotiation was
"Have you seen Rent?"
"From you, not a penny!"
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
"Diagnose this 
"
"What the fukk is going on p*ssy bytch
?!"
Lil Colin is a youtuber
""What the fukk is going on p*ssy bytch
?!"Lil Colin is a youtuber
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
"He really loves musical theater"
"What hath the dark lord wrought
?"
"What hath the dark lord wrought
?"
The OG movie was a great concept, was 6/10 for me but it definitely had potential. The show could be really good but it's goign to be hard to keep that schtick going for long.
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
Rapping vampire used a genie to get 5 mics in The Source
The djinn won in the end. Can't get hard without thinking of Guillermo
Avisible Man
The animal that Hughve Hefner created
The origins of Laszlo's "Bat!"
“I was talking to [executive producer] Jemaine [Clement] about this — I don’t even remember doing the first one. And he can’t remember where it kind of came from,” Berry tells Polygon. “It’s probably something where I felt that the scene had to end kind of naturally. And it was my way of getting out of the scene. It’s like the improvisations started to kind of dry out. So I thought, Screw this, I need to get out of there.”
Berry might not be able to recall the exact details of the very first “Bat,” but luckily his co-star Natasia Demetriou, who plays his wife, Nadja, remembers, because it was just so damn funny.
“I remember where the first ‘Bat!’ came from,” Demetriou interrupts. “I could be mistaken, but we were on the bridge in that park in LA for the pilot. And then it was like, Right Matt, so you’re going to bat away, and so you just went, ‘Bat!’”
“It was just a kind of signifier,” Berry explains. “It’s always funny if someone says the thing that they’re going to do. That’s probably why I said it.”
“I remember almost dying with laughter,” says Demetriou. “It wasn’t in the script.”
Berry’s “Bat!” comes from a similar place as another Laszlo character quirk — pronouncing words in unexpected ways (such as emphasizing an odd syllable). It’s a bit of controlled chaos, says Berry.
“There’s no directing that, it’s just to keep me amused as well,” Berry says. “They’re all kind of made up. We have such great directors and great people in charge of the show that kind of let us just run with any old stupidity.”
“I was talking to [executive producer] Jemaine [Clement] about this — I don’t even remember doing the first one. And he can’t remember where it kind of came from,” Berry tells Polygon. “It’s probably something where I felt that the scene had to end kind of naturally. And it was my way of getting out of the scene. It’s like the improvisations started to kind of dry out. So I thought, Screw this, I need to get out of there.”
Berry might not be able to recall the exact details of the very first “Bat,” but luckily his co-star Natasia Demetriou, who plays his wife, Nadja, remembers, because it was just so damn funny.
“I remember where the first ‘Bat!’ came from,” Demetriou interrupts. “I could be mistaken, but we were on the bridge in that park in LA for the pilot. And then it was like, Right Matt, so you’re going to bat away, and so you just went, ‘Bat!’”
“It was just a kind of signifier,” Berry explains. “It’s always funny if someone says the thing that they’re going to do. That’s probably why I said it.”
“I remember almost dying with laughter,” says Demetriou. “It wasn’t in the script.”
Berry’s “Bat!” comes from a similar place as another Laszlo character quirk — pronouncing words in unexpected ways (such as emphasizing an odd syllable). It’s a bit of controlled chaos, says Berry.
“There’s no directing that, it’s just to keep me amused as well,” Berry says. “They’re all kind of made up. We have such great directors and great people in charge of the show that kind of let us just run with any old stupidity.”
TheNatureBoy
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Familiar Fight Club. Nandor is lucky Guillermo likes him
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Last night's episode might have been the funniest of the season so far
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Nandor's wedding