Isn't pretty much the entire world on the internet now?

What Cracks Me Up
Is that 99% of the people talking shit here about Ice Cube losing his edge and/or selling out will do exactly the same thing with their lives: it's inevitable as you grow older.

DVD and/or put the second season on the Netflix streaming, which is where I'm currently enjoying the first season.

Screwing Ted Fans Again!
I didn't even know that there were any unaired shows, so if it happens, this would be great.

Yes, by all means let's run down a raw spirited performance of a stone cold classic because they didn't use all of the proper words 20 years later.

How Glee = 24
Remember when, in 24, Jack Bauer could somehow drive from the Westside to Downtown LA in, like, ten minutes. During weekday rush hour traffic?

@Superdeformed

I agree: I love Donna's professorial approach to Newsradio.

I loved Bandwagonesque, — "Star Sign" is nearly as good as "Alcoholiday" and thought that Thirteen was a huge letdown at first. Kinda like Altered Beast — it was a follow-up to an album that came out of nowhere and was incredibly huge to me.

I'm not sure that having a sense of humor and a historical understanding about the music you're playing is the same as having a pisstake attitude.

When the Video Chat Hits the 3G
"The iPhone 4, now with FaceTime everywhere. Because texting while driving is for pussies."

That was weird
For some reason I thought I heard the Hold Steady getting bagged on for needing a sonic overhaul and just a few seconds later, Spoon getting bagged on for trying a sonic overhaul.

Let's also not forget Garret Dillahunt, who played both Jack McCall and Francis Wolcott on DEADWOOD.

Even though I've owned all of their records, there is something about "Tossing Seeds" that is immortal for me.

Well, R.E.M. covered Aerosmith. It's not necessarily a stretch that Stipe liked BOC, as well. After all, Patti Smith co-wrote some of their songs.

"Dicks nix Mxyzptlk pix"

@lazerguided,

Lorne!
Lorne is easily my favorite character in Angel: he's definitely the Hurley figure, speaking for the audience while everything gets weirder and weirder (and hoo boy! is it going to get weird) all around him.

Dawn as the Wesley Crusher of the Buffyverse
Discuss.

Not Good Enough
I won't be satisfied until they recall the film for the same reasons.