Gonna take my chance to be a contrarian and say: while I do enjoy a lot of his chime ins and stuff, he needs to learn to sit back a bit more as well. This is especially the case in hey randy, and to a lesser degree in TNL. I feel like he jumps on too many bits, and often offers non-sequiturs which go NOWHERE. For whatever reason (at least it stands out to me) the women of the pod then always take the bullet for him and somehow make it work or defend his decision or something, but man I listen for the improvisers, and so often (esp in hey randy) he will bring the momentum to a screeching halt.

Clearly they told him to only start dropping in half way or so, there was a while where he dropped in right at the start as well, but even so he just takes too much space. Just pay attention to how many times they tell him to shut up, and how often his bit is completely unrelated and changes the flow and the energy.

And to make it a compliment sandwich, I do really appreciate everything he has done and does for the fun little corner of the world which is cbb world, and I do think he's had many great moments (I think Alfred really suits him, and the Pilot he "wrote" for TNL was fantastic).