Ask AI: Please list your top 10 Eric Andre bits and explain why.

Absolutely, here are 10 standout bits from the Eric Andre Show and the reasons why they're memorable. Remember, comedy is subjective and these bits rely heavily on shock humor and absurdity, characteristic elements of the Eric Andre Show. 1. "Ranch It Up": Andre introduces his "bro" alter ego, hilariously offering passers-by on the street a range of absurd propositions involving 'ranch'. The sheer randomness and Andre's commitment to the character makes it memorable. 2. "Bird Up": The way Andre casually announces "the worst show on television" and proceeds to dance in a green bird costume is both ridiculous and hilarious. The skit's longevity and recognition adds to its charm. 3. "Hannibal's Pretzels": Hannibal Buress's reaction to Andre smashing his pretzel prop plays on their dynamic - Andre's chaotic energy versus Buress's calm demeanor. Hannibal's genuine annoyance adds to the humor. 4. "Investigate 3/11": Andre's sudden, absurd conspiracy theory shouted in a peaceful street embodies the unexpected, shock humor the show thrives on. 5. "The Eric Andre New Year's Eve Spooktacular": Andre's deadpan parody of typical holiday specials creates a bizarre but funny contrast between expectation and reality. 6. "Buzz Me, Mullato": Andre's nonsensical catchphrase, usually delivered after a casual chat with a clueless stranger, is hard to forget due to its randomness and his confident delivery. 7. "Who Can Hold The Most Babies?": Eric's absurd game featuring Alex Jones is memorable for its ridiculous premise and effortless combination of topical humor with Andre's distinct brand of absurdism. 8. "Time to Deliver a Pizza Ball": Andre doing unexpected things in unexpected places (like a courtroom here) always draws laughs due to how he confidently disrupts normalcy. 9. "Dinosaur Attack": Andre pranks his guests with sudden, completely out-of-context problems (like a dinosaur attack). The shock value, mixed with the guests' reactions, makes it funny. 10. "We'll Be Right Back": Regularly smashing his set at the beginning shows Andre's commitment to anarchy and chaos. The jarring nature of this repeated bit serves as a perfect introduction to the tone of the show.