In one corner, we have Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry making fun of British television intellectuals talking about language (or so it seems):

In the other corner, we have some puppet making fun of some sort of internet personality Keyser’s never heard and some sort of internet activity he likewise has never heard of (NSFW, if you care about such things, but let’s face it: if you do, you’re probably in the wrong place already):

Truth be told, though the British audience seemed to find Jeeves and Worcester pretty funny, Keyser didn’t laugh once. It’s just like Monty Python: some of it’s hilarious, and some of it totally isn’t (to Keyser, that is). This must fit into the latter category. The Mossberg thing is pretty stupid, but Keyser chuckled once or twice. Maybe that means he’s pretty stupid, too.

Guess we already knew that…