Well, I guess we all know the real reason why Wally's lower torso can never be shown to the public. I'm still reeling over the shocking revelations about him from last night. No wonder he's purple, this guy thinks he's the puppet Prince, trying to put moves on everybody. It's a shame that his depravity may have put a cloud over the sweet, genuine friendship that was clearly blossoming between Kirkman and Spike.
Though I may not agree with Sarge's methods, Mike is doing a fine job putting the proteges through their paces. He's simultaneously exposing their lack of courage and lack of dignity. The man knows his business.
Did we have the first official turfing of a protege contestant last night? I hope the next one Tom tosses comes after he does a Trump-style boardroom inquisition and gets them to say who they'd fire next.
Some other highlights: Jen Kirkman was a great guest, though I do wish we'd have gotten a Julie/Kirkman call now that Julie is the one less likely to break out the toilet talk. I continue to be intrigued by James From SE PA's move towards becoming sentient and less of a robot, sounds like he upgraded his voice simulation software package. The Keillor impression showcase was amazing. I'd like to hear Keillor's impression of Weezy next time, or possibly a Keillor/Hogan conversation, as they seem to have more in common vocally than I ever would have expected.
And of course, the triumphant return of L.D. Pervison. The guy knows how to make an impact, dere. Also, all of the speculation surrounding his call that he had to duck out of work to make the call, standing in an alley behind the check cashing place with the back door propped open by a brick so nobody could hear him put on the Larry voice. Mike also let us know that Dr. P called him back afterwards to say "Thank you, Michael". True class.