About time they let Charlie do one.

And also in Rand McNally

Plus Morgan Freeman earning a few freckles with all that heavy-handed expository dialog.

Philip Seymour Hoffman has to think about his whole life before he goes on set.

My local classic rock station has taken to playing "All the Girls Love Alice," which is a thoroughly excellent choice.

@Scrawler2:disqus True, but I'm guessing the comments are pretty spoilery. I'm only through episode 7 but I'm going to wait to read Todd's review + comments, just to be safe.

Not a comedy, obviously, but Deadwood makes swearing into an art form. And it is pretty funny at times.

The plot would be ludicrous.

At the risk of igniting another battle about the moral implications of ad blockers, I use an ad blocker and haven't had any issues.

Eh, beats Quicktime.

I don't really get all the Windows 8 doom and gloom. The tile interface doesn't make a lot of sense on a traditional computer, true, but you can very easily run it in desktop mode and then it's identical to 7.

I've seen the first episode and was pretty underwhelmed, and never bothered to watch any more.

Seriously. Must be all commenting on the AD review, although I'm not bingeing so I won't get to read that review for another week or so.

Agreed. I loved the first one, but the second already felt like diminishing returns. I'd hate to see them run it into the ground.

This list is depressing and has me worried about Anchorman 2.

Take @avclub-eb70e805387fd94edd03a9fb68dbce6d:disqus to the hole!

Awesome. I remember reading stories that he turned down a role in the series, so either that was misdirection or they worked out their differences.

From Grantland's review:

Why is he still in these movies? Can't they just recast that role with Channing Tatum or somebody?

How does a group go from selling 125,000 copies over 8 years to 300,000 in one week? I have no real strong opinion about Daft Punk either way, but I'm a bit baffled at how they've blown up so much this year. What did I miss?