That one mustached prospect who's been missing the last few episodes probably spent days in a wood shop crafting those and upholstering them.

That's how I saw that scene as well.  She still loves the idea of the man she's spent the last maybe 20 years with, but she knows he's a lost cause and a dead man.  She gave him one final heads up for old time sake, but that kiss on the cheek was a final I love you and goodbye.

I don't think so.  Jax was Gemma's first born.  She ran away from Charming as a teen and hooked up with JT.  She returned pregnant and with a whole MC in tow.  Tommy came later so he might've been, but what does it matter if he's dead? She would have had to have been screwing around with Clay behind JT's back from the…

[spoilers even though it's been 16 years since it came out]

Christian Bale's solo song "Santa Fe" and dance sequence in Newsies.

My favorite part of The Prophecy is Viggo Mortensen as Lucifer perched on a fence saying "We love you more than Jesus" in a creepy whisper. 

He did.  It's been so long since the mayor has played a part in the action I had to remind myself that it's Hale.  I will really be impressed if his schemes work out and he says 'everything's coming up Milhouse!'

I'm gonna say the fight scene at the end of Rob Roy…I don't think Rob Roy is a bad movie, but it was overlooked or deemed a Braveheart knockoff when it came out.  Apparently two movies about Scottish revolutionaries in the same year is one too many.  But that sword fight at the end is badass.

yes! He did a lot of gimmick shows…one week had the show set in different time periods each episode.  I still love Conan, but he was at his most fun when he was doing Late Night.

Bright Star is probably my favorite thing he's been in.  Perfume: Story of a Murderer is also good.

Ben Whishaw might also be a good candidate.  It would at least continue the theme of his career of playing rock icons.

It may never make it to DVD, but you can thank the internetz for this:

Franco being listed as a possible for this is as stupid as Gosling being listed as a possible for the Cobain biopic that was being thrown around a few years ago.

If they hadn't done the babies part, there wouldn't have been the Muppet Babies cartoon, and I don't think I would have enjoyed my childhood nearly as much without it.

strangely theraputic

If they're gonna bring back the Muppets to tv, then here are a few things that should also be resurrected from the tombs:

Anyone else remember Late Night back in the fairly early years with Conan when he tried to do an episode where the entire audience were children? 

Hey, Beavis, these people are dumber than we are

This show really has no reason to exist.

Paul F. Tompkins is on Talking Dead tonight