Wow, I thought Fargo would be top five.  I hope Pulp Fiction is #1.

"Scooby-Doo is like the clap.  It just keeps on coming back."

"Scooby-Doo is like the clap.  It just keeps on coming back."

HBO offered three to four episodes a week in chronological order leading up to the fifth (and final) season.  After a few weeks, I would sit in front my TV every Sunday refreshing the OnDemand screen, salivating at the thought of spending three hours watching what happens next.

HBO offered three to four episodes a week in chronological order leading up to the fifth (and final) season.  After a few weeks, I would sit in front my TV every Sunday refreshing the OnDemand screen, salivating at the thought of spending three hours watching what happens next.

"Eating them…YES, EATING THEM!"

"Eating them…YES, EATING THEM!"

I heard Sam Raimi was connected to this, so I hoped it would be the good kind of horror-funny.  Guess not (I'll still rent it.)

I heard Sam Raimi was connected to this, so I hoped it would be the good kind of horror-funny.  Guess not (I'll still rent it.)

"Harem, I can hardly see 'em."

"Harem, I can hardly see 'em."

Yup.  This album is great.  Especially on a discman.

Yup.  This album is great.  Especially on a discman.

Thanks, AVC!  I agree with Hot Rats and Apostraphe (') and I would throw in Over-Nite Sensation.  Lotsa rockers and groovy shit on that one (plus an uncredited Tina Turner on backups).  Also, they were mentioned briefly in the piece, but YCDTOSA vol 2 and Roxy and Elsewhere are great starters.  In fact, the three song…

Thanks, AVC!  I agree with Hot Rats and Apostraphe (') and I would throw in Over-Nite Sensation.  Lotsa rockers and groovy shit on that one (plus an uncredited Tina Turner on backups).  Also, they were mentioned briefly in the piece, but YCDTOSA vol 2 and Roxy and Elsewhere are great starters.  In fact, the three song…

Damn, Sean.  That was hilarious.

Damn, Sean.  That was hilarious.

Stephen Fry would've worked (assuming anything would've worked).

Stephen Fry would've worked (assuming anything would've worked).

After "The Killer Inside Me," I'll never see a movie adaptation of a book I love.  I hope they never make this into a film.