the bronze bachelor

Gerry Turner, the for-all-y'all-older-single-ladies star of The Golden Bachelor, looks like what Donald Trump thinks he looks like until, you know, he looks in the mirror.

I bet Trump has dreams in which he's the Bachelor—he doesn't look a day over 76, obviously, so perish the thought that he'd ever be cast as the out-of-shape, past-his-prime Golden Bachelor—but all of the hot female contestants reject him instead of the other way around. He tries to pull lifelike, Mission: Impossible-style masks off their faces to reveal that they're actually Hillary Clinton, Rosie O'Donnell, E. Jean Carroll, etc., in disguise, but every time he does he gets a glass of Champagne thrown in his face, forcing him to readjust his combover and reapply his makeup.

What a nightmare.

You could argue that an alternate version of that nightmare would involve the contestants pulling off their masks to reveal that they're Ivanka Trump—but somehow I don't think that'd be such a nightmare for her dad.

How do you say "F**k around and find out" in Spanish?

"Get it right the first time" isn't my motto when I interpret song lyrics.

A bottle of white, a bottle of red
Perhaps a bottle of rosé instead …

Who can forget the opening lines of Billy Joel's classic 1977 song "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant," the tale of a singing waiter who also happens to play piano—which must be why it takes him an eternity of seven and a half minutes to deliver two bottles of wine that aren't rosé to a couple who probably weren't all that interested in the first place in hearing his sob story about some other couple named Brenda and Eddie.

Piano Man, you may have a heart attack-ack-ack-ack-ack-ack when you read your restaurant's latest Yelp reviews and realize your customers don't love you just the way you are.

There are multiple Hellboys, but there's only one Ron Perlman.

I am the Hellboy ...

Ron Perlman, star of Hellboy (2004)
and Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008)

They are the Hellboy ... 

David Harbour, star of the 2019 Hellboy reboot

Deadpool 2's Jack Kesy, recently cast as Hellboy
in a second reboot

I am the walrus ... 

Perlman in the BBC series The Capture (2019-present)

Goo goo g'joob.

a Russian doll with a glass eye and a beard made of yarn

Natasha Lyonne's character in Russian Doll refers to herself in the Netflix series's first season as what might've happened "if Andrew Dice Clay and the little girl from Brave made a baby."

Maybe. But I think the proud parents would've been Peter Falk and the Muppets' Animal (especially if you factor in Lyonne's starring role in another streaming series, Peacock's upcoming, Columbo-esque Poker Face).