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Andre Nodick filmmakers. No offense to Kevin and Jenny or Pete and all those impressive women, but, in the end, Rafi and Dirty Randy proved to be the show's true love story. Oh yeah, this is a show kind of about football, remember? Airing between and , The League serves as the ultimate time capsule for a very specific era of the NFL.
As the characters debate what players to start, trade, or cut, they'll list off names that were at one point extremely relevant in fantasy — even if only for a week or two. Upon rewatch or first watch, it's a jarring hit of nostalgia though to watch actual plots based on players you haven't heard of or thought about in years.
Watt, and Adrian Peterson. But The League topped any of those other moments with the opening of the final season. For context, the Schaffers are massive Seattle Seahawks fans and in Feb. While everyone in the world was expecting the Seahawks to hand the ball off to their All-Pro running back Marshawn Lynch for the easy game-winning touchdown, for some inexplicable reason, they threw the ball Just months later, the Schaffers would hilariously mock their own pain with the help of Lynch.
As previously mentioned, cast member Jon Lajoie is best known outside of The League for his comedy musical stylings, and he brought those talents to the character of Taco, the young stoner-entrepreneur of the crew. Taco's performances were a staple of the show from the beginning as he sang the wildly inappropriate "Birthday Song" at his niece's party in the pilot.
The hilarious hits continued with "I'm Inside Me," "Vaginal Hubris," and the theme song of his sex bed and breakfast. These tracks, as well as Taco's ringtones, guest bongs, and complete lack of interest in his fantasy team, often made us wish that every night was Taco Tuesday.
Maybe as much as any show in recent memory, The League coined a long list of memorable new terms. Trending Today. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website.
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