Casey and Deej do a deep dive review of the Shia LaBeouf/Avril Lavigne episode of SNL Season 32 from April 14, 2007. Join us as we crack down on underage drinking and draw parallels between viral meme trends in the early YouTube era as seen with "Dear Sister" and the current TikTok era as seen with Marcello Hernandez's' "Domingo". It's an episode that's not just good, it's "sofa king" good!
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