They could have just as well filmed it in Riverside (CA) for that aspect.

Band of Brothers.   The Pacific.   United States of Tara.    Falling Skies (if you are loose enough on the concept of "decent").

Some how I bet she still manages to make ends meet without working.

I guess that's why they went extinct.

Yep, it was the fake Megalodon documentary that did it.

But the drum solo must have an irregular rhythm or it will attract the worms.

@avclub-f9e1b74986ef91100415c120c46fcd3c:disqus I'm sure Aimee Mann would agree with you.

I remember hearing one of those end of decade roundups in 1990 that said Rush had gotten more rock radio airplay than any other band in the 1980's.    So in my mind that pushes them out of the "cult" category.

I could see some people sticking with Walt as a hero for a long time….

This is a good article.   But to be fair that 5 item inventory was pretty lame.

Some meth…my kingdom for some meth!

coprokleptomania?

Depending on their age they could have had them being from the Eastern part of the country.   Before the Berlin wall fell it wasn't uncommon for people in the East to speak English but it wasn't as common as it was for people in the West.

I loved that show, and I'm still bitter too.

"something more" being a credit as a co-director.

Call Kenny Loggins…cuz you're in the Carlos Danger Zone!

Check out her tan line.

That pilot was never picked up though.

I think he plays with Ben Folds now.

@Slobitach:disqus : What I've read is that Page was so strung out on heroin that he couldn't write or play as much as usual.   So it left a vacuum that Plant and John Paul Jones filled.   I really liked most of Jones' contributions on the other albums, but it didn't work to have him leading the band.
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