It's finally here.
After two weeks, we have another episode of "Serial."
If you find the true-crime podcast as gripping as I do, you have probably already listened to the new episode.
You've checked the Reddit discussion group, read about the "Serial" backlash and the backlash against the backlash.
So now what?
(Imagine all the preceding sentences being read in host Sarah Koenig's voice.)
I present to you the "Serial" parody, which ponders topics familiar to fans such as Leakin Park, Best Buy and cell phone calls, in a spot-on imitation of Koenig's Terry-Gross-with-a-sinus-infection voice.
"At a certain point in an investigation, it's time to widen your net, to reach out to just about anybody, to search for any clue whatsoever. So, while dumpster diving last week, I happened upon a soggy Yellow Pages..." goes the voice-over in one episode.
The parody, which Buzzfeed reports is created by comedians Will Stephen, Zach Cherry and Paul Laudiero, even begins with a faux-MailChimp ad, complete with a "mail kimp" pronunciation.