Oh my. Oh my my my my my.

Timothy Olyphant is probably contractually obligated to.

I didn't love the movie, but I am unabashedly obsessed with the accordion bit.

He looks like one of the doctors from the "Eye of the Beholder" episode of the Twilight Zone.

@avclub-22eda830d1051274a2581d6466c06e6c:disqus No kidding. I did some extra work on it as well and hung around with the crew a bunch, and everyone was pretty good-natured considering they were making, if I remember correctly, $50 a day.

I hesitate to answer and relinquish whatever tiny bit of mystery I might have on this site…

I went to Cannes with Troma when I was in high school (a relative played the villain in the movie they were shilling at the time). It was pretty fucking miraculous. I met Ricki Lake and I saw Emmanuel Lewis sitting in a hotel lobby waiting to be fawned on. And idiots took my picture as though I was a celebrity, as…

Abed is almost a reverse-Flanderization, though — I see what you're saying but I think as time went on the writers may have felt an obligation to avoid making him a magical Aspie, and so went out of their way to show how it could be frustrating to be around him long-term.

Oh, sure, just cause Whitney Houston is involved it's suddenly an urban legend.

It's spelled tWWitch?

@avclub-2b8eba3cb0d0f1d761cb74d94a5ace36:disqus Um…

Rich Tanguy is Kyle Dunnigan

@avclub-bbb76e9a4544bee1aa6254f7f6319f3f:disqus  Yeah, still drunk, and trying to justify shaving her head as liberating. I'd be laughing too in that situation.

@avclub-c6447300d99fdbf4f3f7966295b8b5be:disqus @avclub-e351d553ab36bba1e39fc72bf75d9fda:disqus better yet:

Or Jan Levenson-Gould.

Or Jan Levenson-Gould.

"COME ON…my face" - Goosio

"COME ON…my face" - Goosio

No one is going to read this but it needs to be said: there is no point to the Tony Bennett Show if he doesn't sing "I Like Things That Are Great."

No one is going to read this but it needs to be said: there is no point to the Tony Bennett Show if he doesn't sing "I Like Things That Are Great."