I'm a big fan of the "Wise Up" scene in Magnolia, but just because no one's mentioned it yet, I'm going to go with …

I will check this out based purely on the fact that "Bang Pop" was unstoppably catchy, trashy fun.

Yes yes yes, to this whole thread. "Funeral for a Friend" and "Grey Seal" are fantastic high-energy explosions of awesome.

The Empire has a strict rule about the hem touching the ground when you kneel.

Oh where, oh where has my T-Dog gone? Oh where, oh where can he be? With his ears gnawed off and his "Aw, hell no!" Oh where, oh where can he be?

I don't understand. Did they try to remove your father's essence from you?

Excuse me, stewardess. I speak quack.

I've truly lost all respect for him.

I'm sorry, the correct answer is "Marian the Librarian" from The Music Man.

No, there was another one, and it was another Far Side mix-up: "Not hamsters again!"

No, there was another one, and it was another Far Side mix-up: "Not hamsters again!"

Game over.

It was probably an argument over stickers.

@avclub-d0dfbf82a0232e4c63faf5016c25b7d5:disqus Yeah, I think that's the only real affect the warning stickers have. If you want to sell your album at a Wal-Mart, you're gonna have to put out a clean version.

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I didn't realize Burton's Batman had fallen so out of favor with the commentariat. It's been years since I watched that movie, but it seems to me the only thing that's embarrassing/dated is the Prince songs. Everything else—Keaton and Nicholson's performances, Elfman score, art direction, "It's your Uncle Bingo!"—is…

She did this song called "All My Love" that I accidentally downloaded somewhere somehow, and I thought it was pretty great for a postwar schmaltzy pop tune. I listen to it on purpose every once in a while. Really a beautiful voice. RIP

I only just figured out Huddleston and Durning were not the same person. I feel like such a fool.

I only just figured out Huddleston and Durning were not the same person. I feel like such a fool.

"Oh, not again! Dang!"