Well, the band was The Smiths. Morrissey was their singer, and subsequently a solo artist.

Shoegeezer: "I've not heard Gangnam Style or even a note of the last two Adele albums"

I've managed to avoid "Call me maybe" and "Someone I used to know". But I've heard Gangnam Style loads. It's very catchy and the video is entertaining. I think it deserves its success.

"My failure to notice the crucial "just" in your sentence."

Quit moaning and behave.

I think the 'himself' is an act, the quality of which is demonstrated by the fact most people think it's real. Though I could be wrong.

"No, no, no… unless it was artistically valid"

Udo meet Uma, Uma meet Udo. So that's Udo, Uma, Uma, Udo.
Can I present the Oscars now?

"Pilkington was a small revelation about 3-4 years ago"
I'm pretty sure he's been doing the same thing with Gervais since the late 90s, before The Office even.

His Brent schtick was different from his 'Gervais character' schtick. The former was constantly embarrassed and trying to impress and be PC (though generally failing). Whereas 'Ricky Gervais''s schtick is to be proudly offensive and arrogant all the time.

He played a dentist in Ghost Town. Dentists are pretty 'in your face', in a very literal sense of the phrase.

The use of a comma and which denotes an addition piece of information rather than a defining one. Hence it was clear that the wig is not defined by the fact it is odd – that would have been written as "Karl wears a wig that is odd".

Karl does play a regular role in Derek, so yes, I think that quite probably is him in the background.

That's awful. Also, people may deserve a second chance if they ask for one and show remorse, but Chris Brown has done neither.

I don't Animal Farm WAS aimed at kids though.

Diceman wishes he still looked like that.

Heaven put the brakes on Stop Making Sense. The film had barely started and it gets dragged down by a long, mournful song that sounds like the last tune played at a ball, when everyone's too tired to dance properly any more.

And then have a title card that reads "In Bruge, Belgium", that stays on screen the entire film.

"Does that mean he's uncircumcised?"
Of course - the guy's French!

Imdb says no :(