Christina Applegate seems so serious! And kind of sad.

I can't believe she gets absolutely no money from The Bundys.

It was the pacing.

I can't believe she was on that show for 11 years.

I have trouble paying attention to anybody else when Mary Louise Parker is in a shot.

5: So you didn't see the fly?

That show started before Applegate was an adult, right? Maybe that affected the contract.

5: Really? I'm struck by how beautiful they all look. It was hard focusing on anyone!

Also, I think I'd be serious and somewhat sad if I had had the last few years that Christina Applegate has had.

Wow. I just googled, and, yeah. She's entitled to be a little subdued. Jeez.

Interesting body language. Lots of very defensive looking people at that table. The woman with wavy black hair is a real flirt.

I'm struck by how beautiful they all look.

Sure, but my reaction to MLP developed long before these clips were shot.

Apo is just hoping to score some weed of MLP.

13: "of" s/b "off"

I was going to make a joke about a pot-crapping MLP but decided that would be in poor taste.

Lots of very defensive looking people at that table.

This was not my impression.

16: Settle down, heebie, noone's accusing you of anything.

QUIT WITH THE THIRD DEGREE ALREADY.

Heebie, are you oppressing white people again?

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Me? Oppresistic?

funny == hot

that is all

OMG, we should totally put together an Unfogged supergroup. Think of how much beautiful oppression we can make together!

22 to 20.

21: How do you feel about funny bones?

23.2 : Surely you mean hot bones. Who doesn't like a hot bone? nobody, that's who.

Lots of very defensive looking people at that table.

I didn't get this impression either - I thought the vibe was deliberatly less competitive than it might have been, considering they're all professionally funny and they don't ever AFAIK ever get to know each other by working together. Seemed to me like there was a lot of that (what I think of as) female thing going on; creating set ups for someone else in the group to step in and talk. Silverman couldn't resist taking the setups to the punch line almost every time, but I felt there was an unspoken agreement that developed to let her do that. Poehler called her on it, but it was affectionate and gentle.

Or I hallucinated the whole thing. Either way, great clips.