Isn't Alberto Gonzalez Man-Bat?

young at heart
"Young at Heart" was the very first episodeof this show that I ever saw (although this was when the show was already ending its fourth season) and so I'll always insist on having fond memories of it. And watching it after midnight all alone with all the lights out, that lizard arm was sorta creepy. It…

I realized it was terrible about seven minutes in, but I sat hypnotized by its badness and made it to the end. Unfortunately.

I prefer Paul Morrissey's Heat. The other two were okay.

.lol

the greatest ever willow line…
…in is Innocence: "I knew it. Well, not 'knew it' in the sense that I had the slightest idea what was going on, but I knew that there was something I didn't know."

people holding hands

Curse Predictions:

Roddy McDowell, motherfucker.

Does not Fury also have a supremely creepy role in Angel's "Smile Time?" He must also get credit for that. He directed "You're Welcome" too. He also wrote "Walkabout" for Lost.

Also Billy from the aptly named Angel episode "Billy."

It should be The Bouncer! Anybody remember the Bouncer?!

i hate punk
From now on I'm only listening to the Beach Boys.

The fashionista aspect of punk has always been its worst feature, true, but this was actually made worse during the hardcore movement, and anyway hardcore "fashion" was a hell of a lot less interesting. Bald white dudes with gray t-shirts are boring. I always thought the punkest kid of all time should dress like a…

what about the voice of geddy lee
how did it get so high?
i wonder if he speaks like an ordinary guy?
(i know him and he does!)

Part 2 seems to show on IFC every few weeks. We desperately need part one back, dammit.

No: urtext was right. Hardcore transformed the boundless intellectual/political/musical power of punk rock into a mindless Reaganaut screed in just a few years. Just watch "American Hardcore" if you don't believe me: it's really quite pathetic. As Lester Bangs said, hardcore is "the womb," i.e. the safest, most…

Nope. It's nothing but really upbeat French pop numbers. I found it used for like a buck three years ago.

It's plenty silly on its own; also Batman's super- villains = Batman.

Garafolo is still in her cute-era.