Benjamin Orr sings "Just What I Needed," not Ocasek

Definitely intentional. The fire elemental in pre-mushroom war time in the coffeehouse was designed to look like Uncle Iroh.

Also, Tenzin, Oliver, not Tenzen. Named after the Dalai Lama.

I have never hated a movie as much as I hated the movie Traffic.

Yes (though it wasn't a wedding; it was the interfaith social they had been planning the whole movie) and he sings Barry Manilow's "Ready to Take a Chance Again," if I remember correctly.

No, but it could be a starting point for some intelligent discussion about the medium. But it always comes off as an elementary school recess "Hating this makes me cool" taunt.

I have to remind myself to stop reading this feature. It is ALWAYS awful and mean-spirited in a way that adds nothing to the general pop music discourse. Even if I dislike the song that's being hated, I end up losing all respect for the person publicly hating, mostly because their reasons, if they actually are…

Marah - listening to Rachmaninov as your introduction to classical music is like listening to Nickelback as your introduction to rock music.

That wasn't a cover. John and Paul wrote that specifically for the Stones, and then they did their own version of it with Ringo singing.

That wasn't a cover. John and Paul wrote that specifically for the Stones, and then they did their own version of it with Ringo singing.

"I Just Saw A Face"? Really?

"I Just Saw A Face"? Really?

I'll be the contrarian here - I really enjoy this show. I liked all the Kripke seasons of Supernatural, even the first, and I'm feeling like all the same kinds of entertainment buttons are getting pushed here. And because it's Kripke I'm fairly certain that the mythology-dispersion will be well-executed and deepen the…

I'll be the contrarian here - I really enjoy this show. I liked all the Kripke seasons of Supernatural, even the first, and I'm feeling like all the same kinds of entertainment buttons are getting pushed here. And because it's Kripke I'm fairly certain that the mythology-dispersion will be well-executed and deepen the…

I read somewhere (I can't remember where) that PB's character was designed to have a large posterior. This episode was the first time it was really noticeable, with her hair out of the way and the yoga-like pants.

I read somewhere (I can't remember where) that PB's character was designed to have a large posterior. This episode was the first time it was really noticeable, with her hair out of the way and the yoga-like pants.

I had the same reaction. With both Childrens Hospital and Party Down, I think he has surpassed Will Arnett in the ability to play machismo/overconfidence and vulnerability/neediness simultaneously.

I had the same reaction. With both Childrens Hospital and Party Down, I think he has surpassed Will Arnett in the ability to play machismo/overconfidence and vulnerability/neediness simultaneously.

I love this show. That is all I have to contribute right now.

I love this show. That is all I have to contribute right now.