possibly evan was not totally paying attention and was clapping because everyone was clapping. i've noticed the 'safe' dancers often talk to each other and are distracted when the camera cuts to a crowd shot of them sometimes.

you know what?
'casablanca.' i always end up thinking about what people like peter lorre fled to come to america.

okay, that was funny.

philip seems headed the hok route. he's not growing as well as your twitch or even your dominic.

i don't think it was about a man obsessed with a woman's ass, even though that's all the judges kept saying because asses are funny. i think there was a lot of subtlety to the choreography, with elements of caribbean and african dancing. it felt intimate, but not in mia's usual passionate-expression-of-love way. …

hilarious.

really? less interesting than karla or jeanine? and i know i'm in the minority on this one, but kayla? overrated. i much prefer randi's dancing. her and evan killed it this week.

well, strangely
the first 5 or 6 times i saw the video for the prodigy's 'firestarter,' i laughed my ass off and bought the single to annoy my friends. i wasn't into hip hop or techno or anything with much of a beat at the time, and the weird guy in the tunnel just made me laugh (memorably satired in a recent…

i usually watch to see bands i know, and most of the bands i didn't know only turned out to be okay. but, i had never heard ghostland observatory before and that show fucking rocked.

no, 'sledgehammer.' funny, weird, and still catchy.

oh, man, the first time i saw 'come to daddy,' it terrified me. i still think he's gonna bite her fucking head off.

i really like lil c's routines actually.

you know, 'the man who knew too little' is horrible, but i enjoyed it anyway because it's bill murray.

i like to remember things the way i remember them - not necessarily the way they happened.

'groundhog day' is his best, all on his own. but my favorite bill murray moment is the pool scene in 'rushmore.'

there really wasn't anything quite like this show.

for me, every summer
is orbital's 'middle of nowhere.' and the ditty bops 'moon over the freeway.' my favorite road trip album.

eh, i like em well enough. 'amber' is a very summer song, though i first heard it during november.

walking down vegas strip, summer of 2000, every SUV waiting at the lights bumping 'big pimpin.'

great album; feels like an 'autumn' album to me. especially 'beechwood park.' love that song. my favorite on the album.