The "Scott Tenorman Must Die" episode of South Park made me feel physically ill and resulted in a night of barely recalled nightmares and intermittent sleep.

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"Tonight’s episode is called “Sacramentum,” which is what happens when you build a soapbox derby racer out of communion wafers."

I sat across from Stephen Lang in the JFK Delta Business Lounge. He had great luggage and was not riding in a mech.

I went on a high school group date to see My Boss's Daughter starring Ashton Kutcher and Tara Reid.

As disconnected as your post is, I agree with just about all of it. There's no need to formalize any of this. People should just listen to what they enjoy and ignore the rest.

It seems that the distance between even marginally popular things and the inevitable backlash is getting shorter and shorter. We really have to stop worrying so much about the enormity of choice we have in our entertainment options. With high quality home recording technology getting cheaper every day, and the insane…

In Good Company is a solid little movie.

I, Robot should definitely be on this list. 

And to think he was once the kid trying to buy goldfish-filled pumps from an ebay store across from Smartech.

I'd bet Russell Crowe could play a pretty convincing ED-209.

Just re-release the original. 

I'll only watch if Ned Stax's best friend is Mayor Robert Baraxtheon and his family motto is "Slightly cooler than normal temperatures are coming."

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Great interview. She seems genuine and honest about her roles and experiences. Thanks!

I'm hoping they follow up their appearance at the Download Festival with a rockin' set at Buffering Con or the Fileformatisnotcompatible Jamboree.

I did a search for more Dimello, and I think he did a short followup on another episode. I can't seem to find it now though…

"Well I grew up in a whorehouse."

I noticed that too. He's a giant douche.

Did any of this week's podcasts feature a patent pending pussy pasty?