That seems to be the question of the day. No actor was credited for playing him. Angelo Badalamenti was credited for performing the piece but it was definitely not him in the scene.

I mean Doc and Eileen Hayward seemed like the perfect parents and yet their daughter has ended up with the same loser.

VanDerWerff was one of my favorite AV Club writers. To each their own I guess.

Maybe but Chris Isaak was so good in the role, I would have liked to see more of him.

Gordon Cole's trusty butler of course.

He was excellent on Lost and won a very well-deserved Emmy.

Huh I didn't know that. He was excellent in Tenenbaums nonetheless.

It's really hard to believe that being a public figure speaking out against the President was once a controversial stance.

Looks like he's been the voice of Tony Stark in Marvel's animated universe for a while now. Not a bad gig.

Let's find out.

Who's going to play Barnacle Boy?

I like it. It looks like it could be the cover of a 90s comic book.

The commentaries are all on the Simpsons World website if you ever want to hear them.

An award named after Michael Eisner? Does that mean you guys also pissed off the Disney family with poor business decisions?

In other news, another Sean bites the dust. Farewell, Spicey!

Come on, he could have called Jake Tapper "Jake News"! It was right there, Sean!

The piccolo trumpet solo on Penny Lane which was played by David Mason, a classical musician who Paul McCartney saw on TV one day. The original version which is on the Anthology had a more conventional horn solo which Paul wasn't happy with. Mason's performance is what really puts the song over the top.

Speaking of great bass solos, John Entwistle on the live version of The Who's 5:15. What a beast that guy was. https://youtu.be/TUs8Pr3Ny2A

Rod Argent of The Zombies and Argent had some pretty kickass keyboard and organ solos. Hold Your Head Up being a pretty good example.

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