"I'm sorry, too, Dimitri. I'm very sorry. All right, you're sorrier than I am. But I am sorry as well. I am as sorry as you are Dimitri. Don't say that you're more sorry than I am because I am capable of being just as sorry as you are!"

This is a very good analysis. I thought the two shows were very similar, but they eventually proved to have a different point of view. For me, it was difficult to get past Jane Krakowski in Kimmy Schmidt. Her schtick got tiresome and her rhythms were exactly the same as her character on 30 Rock, though. Eventually,…

Working on the night cheese…

"WE AIN'T FOUND SHIT!"

I sent away for 4-LOM! I just wanted to share that!

Just want to say thank you for this list. I laughed at work for a long time, and that doesn't happen often. "Is It In Yet, Charlie Brown?" Fuck, I'm laughing again!

"Fuck you, dyke. I love you, baby."

I would love that. I also need to see Meloni and John C. McGinley in more things together. That one Scrubs episode wasn't enough for me.

I really liked that season, too! I just wanted to say that so that we all knew that WE AREN'T ALONE.

I saw him on a Hallmark movie a few years ago—he was definitely looking like death. But he still had that smug sparkle in his eye. Plus, he was wearing some magnificent eye glasses that made his eyes look about 5 times bigger than normal. He is probably too old to be in a mainstream movie, but he's powerful enough to…

Indeed you are correct, sir. I imagine Craig and Connery going toe to toe for hours, in a highly choreographed fight, each having the upper hand multiple times. Whoever emerges victorious, and I'm imagining Craig by the barest of margins, will stand up, bloody and broken. And then Moore strolls out from the sidelines…

Ha, no doubt. When he's off, he's REALLY OFF.

Oh no! I didn't think anything could be worse than Die Another Day! Halle Berry! Dudes with diamonds in their faces! Madonna!

And Jinx.

Love that one. I also think The Fog is my favorite—I just dig atmospherics like that. Hell, the credit sequence lasts like 30 minutes and it's so damn good.

Amazing self-aware camera work. Fantastic film.

I'm still haunted by that possession storyline.

Was just listening to "A Trick of the Tail" today. Damn fine album that I love unabashedly. Collins hadn't yet grown into a powerful singer, but the instrumentation and arrangements are really something. ATTWT has some bizarre stuff that I absolutely love.

Beatles for Sale has one of the best one-two punches in their catalog, No Reply and I'm a Loser. Country tinged, emotional singing, great playing—so, so good. And side B has some amazing harmonies: I Don't Want to Spoil the Party is one of their catchiest most melancholy tunes. I think the album is much better than…

And he knows everything about everything while being so smug and blase about it! I think he could probably outsmart Connery's Bond if they ever met in some sort of Bond Battledome thing that exists only in my mind when I'm home alone and the power goes out.