Saw this guy on Tavis Smiley awhile back and he seemed a little too quick to pat himself on the back. Mr. Smiley constantly reminding him of what a pioneer he was probably didn't help. Great voice, though, and some wonderful music way back in the day.

Saw this guy on Tavis Smiley awhile back and he seemed a little too quick to pat himself on the back. Mr. Smiley constantly reminding him of what a pioneer he was probably didn't help. Great voice, though, and some wonderful music way back in the day.

I dunno, it kind of charmed me in some unexpected way. I found myself hating the occasional Gervaisian hackery (LOLOL HE WUZ ACCIDENTLY MEEN TO SUM DISABLED PEEPZ!1), yet I still stuck with it and I don't really regret it. The film, though? That I most certainly regret.

I dunno, it kind of charmed me in some unexpected way. I found myself hating the occasional Gervaisian hackery (LOLOL HE WUZ ACCIDENTLY MEEN TO SUM DISABLED PEEPZ!1), yet I still stuck with it and I don't really regret it. The film, though? That I most certainly regret.

I'll feel the noise, but I'll be damned if I'm going to hear it!

I'll feel the noise, but I'll be damned if I'm going to hear it!

I like to throw beads, go swimming naked…

Great interview, Mr. Harris.

This deserves some more Likes.

Don't care if it ain't Murrca!

Man, Elaine was a foxy lady. I think she had some grace.

I don't like to look at my profile here, because it makes it look like I don't know to put spaces after periods.

What was the ballgame?

So HBO and the Colts will both have Luck in 2013.

Speaking of Inside the Actors Studio, I recently watched the one with Martin Sheen and that was great.

Oh, great, a uniformed member of the PC Brigade has arrived! Next you'll be telling me my Tommy Lee/drowning kid jokes aren't acceptable.

I'm a war-mongering, 1-percent-loving right-wing conservative, and I have to say, I adore Jesse Jackson.

Everyone saying, "This show should've ended several seasons ago" or some form of that never fails to astound.

Perhaps he could work with Alan Johnson at Consultio/Consultius.

What?! I love Stewart Lee.