Derek Johnson

All right, here's another. These are all positive ones that have a little bit of negativity built in, but I think it's getting at what I'm getting at. This is from Diana Martins, 31. Literally my favorite digital short ever. Instant classic. I can't wait till they cover this one on the podcast.

All right, here's another. These are all positive ones that have a little bit of negativity built in, but I think it's getting at what I'm getting at. This is from Diana Martins, 31. Literally my favorite digital short ever. Instant classic. I can't wait till they cover this one on the podcast.

I love how it basically says nothing for a whole minute, then jumps right in and you're expected to be on board. That's what they love. Could be just said as an insult. But that is actually exactly what I'm saying, that the slow burn and then twist of it, I think, is satisfying on some level.

I love how it basically says nothing for a whole minute, then jumps right in and you're expected to be on board. That's what they love. Could be just said as an insult. But that is actually exactly what I'm saying, that the slow burn and then twist of it, I think, is satisfying on some level.

I love how it basically says nothing for a whole minute, then jumps right in and you're expected to be on board. That's what they love. Could be just said as an insult. But that is actually exactly what I'm saying, that the slow burn and then twist of it, I think, is satisfying on some level.

I do think the people who like this sketch are maybe good people that I like. Here's one from Ashley here. It says, masterpiece. Either it's Criterion Collection or they're wrong. Oh, wow.

I do think the people who like this sketch are maybe good people that I like. Here's one from Ashley here. It says, masterpiece. Either it's Criterion Collection or they're wrong. Oh, wow.

I do think the people who like this sketch are maybe good people that I like. Here's one from Ashley here. It says, masterpiece. Either it's Criterion Collection or they're wrong. Oh, wow.

There's timing, shockingly.

There's timing, shockingly.

There's timing, shockingly.

Yeah, exactly. We all know Kathy. Yeah. Andy, did the woman who created Kathy at some point write you a nice little note? I feel like I remember that.

Yeah, exactly. We all know Kathy. Yeah. Andy, did the woman who created Kathy at some point write you a nice little note? I feel like I remember that.

Yeah, exactly. We all know Kathy. Yeah. Andy, did the woman who created Kathy at some point write you a nice little note? I feel like I remember that.

Yeah. It's one of actually the sadder parts of print media dying. Yeah.

Yeah. It's one of actually the sadder parts of print media dying. Yeah.

Yeah. It's one of actually the sadder parts of print media dying. Yeah.

A little bit of trivia on the woman who created Kathy. Her first name? Kathy. Look at that. And Irving, the husband, was later played by Timberlake on the show with you. That's right. And I have that fresh in my brain because they showed a picture of it during the 50 years in music Questlove and Oz doc that we watched.

A little bit of trivia on the woman who created Kathy. Her first name? Kathy. Look at that. And Irving, the husband, was later played by Timberlake on the show with you. That's right. And I have that fresh in my brain because they showed a picture of it during the 50 years in music Questlove and Oz doc that we watched.

A little bit of trivia on the woman who created Kathy. Her first name? Kathy. Look at that. And Irving, the husband, was later played by Timberlake on the show with you. That's right. And I have that fresh in my brain because they showed a picture of it during the 50 years in music Questlove and Oz doc that we watched.