Everybody Poops And Loves Raymond and Hates Chris and Dance Now and Rock Your Body, Backstreet's Back Aiiight?

It was terrible. Like, Matrix Revolutions terrible.

Like something out of a high-school play.

@avclub-9024f9f0a80d2d248c7c6efb2e715c37:disqus "A lot of Tolkien's descriptions are not that deep, so there's considerable leeway when depicting them" - You said that far better than I was able to.
@Dikachu:disqus I completely forgot about the Mouth of Sauron. That creature really stole the scene. More than anything…

Knockoff Reebok pump hi-tops that your mom bought for you at the Cedar Rapids Econofoods when you were in 5th grade. You didn't realize there was anything embarrassing about grocery store athletic shoes until your older cousin who knew about Guns 'n Roses before anybody else in Iowa, laughs at you at the family…

Liked for use of Hells Bells.

This opens some interesting doors. What changes (design-wise) would you cite in the LoTR films?

Oh I can hardly stand the song. But now that the video is linked in my brain? Well, you could say that it's grown on me.

The video for "Blurred Lines" matters very much to me.

Body count has a killer launch though. And the lyrics are fairly entertaining. Reminds me of Ludacris's writing.

The only thing I found offensive was how much Robin looks like his dad. 
Hey Mr. Seiver, get out of the most awesome video ever!

You're Gonna Go Far Kid is a pretty bitchin' song that lives on my workout playlist.

Die Another Day has some merit. (The song. I have no idea what the credits were like.)

Well said.

Does his show consistently devolve into a discussion of comedy "craft" regardless if the guests are into comedy or not? Because I already get that with the Nerdist podcast.

Mr. Greene is correct. "You Know my Name" is a sweet tune.

"I even hate Spoonman" is not really a valid way to add to your hater cred. Spoonman isn't exactly  the Soundgarden song everybody loves.

We've made a false idol of this "Brad Goodman"!

You live in South Seattle and it's always hot?

"before DROPPING OUT OF COLLEGE TO STUDY KARATE"