@avclub-b20754d0f1e8ae843e00a8b39a667112:disqus What is he, like 95?

Was that the same episode with how Kenneth sees everyone as a muppet?  That still always cracks me up.

Only balls.

If there's no grass on the field, go play in the mud.

you get what you pay for…

Where's Towelie?

I've read this review three times now and nothing about it is compelling me to even consider why I would want to watch it.  As a vanity project I could maybe see the point of why this was even made, but I'm not even getting that from read about it here or elsewhere.

Wasn't it Redwoods?

@avclub-f7d69f580c2ec97094589817747a2ba8:disqus That's what she said.  At least when walking in the woods.

Roofie Colada anyone?

"Inoffensive" is the highest compliment I've ever seen in regards to Tarantino's acting.  I'm also inclined to agree with this assessment.

"Inoffensive" is the highest compliment I've ever seen in regards to Tarantino's acting.  I'm also inclined to agree with this assessment.

Depending upon how one feels about musicals or Hollywood adaptations of Broadway shows, this could be the We Love Torture movie.

Depending upon how one feels about musicals or Hollywood adaptations of Broadway shows, this could be the We Love Torture movie.

Dreaming too much could lead to chaffing.

Dreaming too much could lead to chaffing.

You questioned your sexuality as a child?  And I thought I had issues.

You questioned your sexuality as a child?  And I thought I had issues.

Love Spreads is the only reason I know about their second album.  I've never understood the hate for it.  But no, 3 Doors Down is a band that, when I was living in Pittsburgh in the first half of the last decade, was played non-stop by all the stoners and frat boys I knew.  That they transcended these bounds made me…

Love Spreads is the only reason I know about their second album.  I've never understood the hate for it.  But no, 3 Doors Down is a band that, when I was living in Pittsburgh in the first half of the last decade, was played non-stop by all the stoners and frat boys I knew.  That they transcended these bounds made me…