I hated how Drew would always say that the points didn't matter. Yeah, we know, you don't have to say it every goddamn episode.
He also mentioned stuff about "stop sending letters." Either that was part of the joke, or else there are too many people out there with way too much time on their hands. After seeing some of the stupid stuff people get upset or obsessed over, I'd vote on the latter.
"We got more angry letters about the points not adding up correctly. We can't tolerate the potential 0.003% ratings hit! Keep the points gag going, but
really stress that they don't matter."
I mostly just wanted Drew to stop talking, period.
To quote Colin in a bit to Ryan:
"Wow! That was almost like humor!"
The Colin-Ryan relationship was amazing. So much wit back and forth.
One nose joke is made.
"Youuuuu started it!"
"We went
fifteen minutes tonight. Now the fun begins.

"
In the "Greatest Hits" segments, I came to prefer the Ryan/Colin sections more than the singing.
My favorite scene was when Wayne? was blown away and knocked over his water pitcher. Colin and Ryan milked that to the extreme.
"Points, Colin?
Mmm, I couldn't
possibly have any more points!"
I think Brad knocked over a water table as well.
"There's a
lot of water near the electric wires back there."
Am I the only one who thinks the show is partially scripted? Most scenes are too good to be true.
They must practice partially so they'll get an idea to make spontaneous jokes.
There are outtakes, which in some cases are funnier than the regular stuff. (Disney-owned network. Dammit.)
They also go nuts with the editing in some episodes, too. Sometimes people will have coats on one second, then the next jump-cut, the coat's off, even though the audio transition sounds seamless.