Comedy Bang! Bang!: “Adam Pally…”
Wears a Navy Blazer and Bright Blue Sneakers" (Episode 4.38)

Forty episodes in a season is a lot. If you were to marathon every episode of Comedy Bang! Bang!’s fourth season, it would take you almost 24 hours. That’s an insane amount of content to create for one single season. The amount of episodes even seems to get to Scott at times, as he’s joked here and on the podcast about how the show looks as if it’s never going to end. You’d imagine at some point there would be a lull in quality, yet here we are close to the end of the fourth season and Comedy Bang! Bang! still succeeds week after week, even if it might look a little exhausted.
“Adam Pally Wears a Navy Blazer and Bright Blue Sneakers” is a slow burn of an episode. I wasn’t all that impressed with it while I watched it, but I keep coming back to certain jokes and moments that in hindsight I realize are brilliantly crafted. I mean, the episode begins with Scott in a full gladiator outfit explaining the magic of the green screen to a couple visiting Hollywood from Alabama. With the green screen, you can win the lotto or even talk to Watto. It has almost no point in the episode—except to point out that the show has run through its entire green screen budget—but it’s such a silly little premise, you can’t really fault the show for throwing it in. Especially when it’s added to the end of the episode, where a tiny version of Scott can dance on the production logos.
This also slightly ties into the low-stakes, low-budget story of “Adam Pally,” as Cudi introduces Cudi’s Buddy, a sock puppet that has the potential to spin off into big things. Bob’s Burgers’ John Roberts pops up as Hollywood talent agent Jeff Sleazay, who sees Cudi’s Buddy as a merchandiser’s wet dream. Of course what makes Cudi’s Buddy such a perfect CBB idea is in how stupid a premise it is, only to have Cudi’s Buddy blow up to ridiculous proportions over the course of the episode, ending in the Buddy leaving and Cudi admitting that he wasn’t a sock puppet, just “an alien, or some shit.” This season CBB has been pretty great about punctuating their weirdest ideas by just dropping them without fanfare, but with a really strange twist at the end that almost always works. Just a shame Chappie didn’t pick up Cudi’s Buddy on his way to Elysium.
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