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I remember Spike Lee mentioned it in the commentary for Inside Man: "Don't ask him about The Sound of Music."

I think you're on to it. I've always thought Chase was a master at parodying WASPy obliviousness, with Clark Griswold perhaps the ultimate expression of that. In the '70s, the fact that he had frat-boy good looks at a time when TV comedy was largely associated with old Jewish vaudevillians probably helped too.

That sure was a long paragraph just to clarify that Nixon wasn't president anymore. Just which straw person were you arguing with about that?

Eh, she's been lower-profile than, say, Ted Cruz lately, but considering that she's the most famous of all the few dozen House tea-partiers who have driven this whole fiasco, I'd say she's definitely a player in this.

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Somebody saw a cockroach up on 12.

Also, I have to say I love George Harrison's later appearance. He's happy to settle for the whole $3000, but $1000 — "that's a little … chintzy."

I've heard that too, and I'm pretty sure it was confirmed by McCartney and/or Lennon themselves. So Lorne wasn't exactly "dreaming" when he stationed someone down in the lobby.

Have they already cancelled Grizz & Herz?

Over time, this for me has become the definitive Nirvana song. Litt did a great job with it.

I need to read Hill & Weingrad again. So many amazing details like that.

I'd go so far as to say that's terrific bass!

KELLY CLARKSON!!

Bill Murray has never won the Twain Award, meaning that he is not as funny as Tina Fey.

The joke's on you. The actor's name is spelled "Jon." You must have been talking to John Voight, the Manhattan-area dentist.

Not necessarily disagreeing with the rest of your post, but Ron Silver was definitely on Fox News.

She was Oklahoman in Silkwood, wasn't she? I actually haven't seen that one either.

Give us hell, Quimby!

I don't know about *movie star* but haven't most of her movies been successful?