The Man Who Wasn't There! I forgot Shalhoub was Freddy Riedenschneider. The author of the article mentioned his roles in Barton Fink and Miller's Crossing, and I couldn't remember either (and IMDB has no listing for him in Miller's Crossing), so I had assumed the author confused Shalhoub with John Turturro.

Geez, those are the bands the kids were listening to these days in the days I was a kid, but that was at least a decade ago.

It seems likely Dillahunt wouldn't have been able to film a significant guest arc while he was on Raising Hope. (Or perhaps they wanted to save him for the final season. Or both.)

When I saw this conversation started I went to look for the exact same article before I realized you posted it.

Just to add to this, Marshall has both acknowledged he has a mental illness, sought treatment for it, and hasn't had trouble (as far as I know) for at least several years now, since getting on a regimen of medications and therapy that works for him.

I think he probably was always The Dude and we just didn't realize it.

Did we make it through the day without an elected legislator telling her Muslim constituents they weren't welcome here unless they signed a Loyalty Oath?

Apparently Fiat stands for Fix It Again, Tumescence.

As far as I know, that's all it is, but maybe I missed something in his last special.

I believe they serve a purpose; namely, to provide fodder for Sean O'Neal articles and to give us someone to make fun of.

I don't think he has, but he did have some unkind things to say about his ex-wife in his last standup special. But I think the common opinion is that he's getting really screwed by the Canadian courts, which set his alimony / child support rates, for basically the rest of his life, at "Dave Foley, sitcom lead and…

MRAs definitely hate women; their ideal woman is a Submissive Asian Wife stereotype. Someone with no inner life who exists only to serve their needs.

Well, anything the "meninists" are throwing a tantrum over is by definition unbelievably dumb. It's really like they think if the world stops telling them they're special for one second (just one freakin' second), they think they're being oppressed and victimized.

You're gonna hear him roar. It will be traumatic for both of you.

People also are often more concerned about putting the moment of reckoning off as long as possible, rather than doing what gives them the best chance of winning. (See also: NFL coaches.)

Aw, man, Lovejoy leading a eulogy with "If there is a heaven…" sounds amazing.

Now THERE'S a Final Jeopardy question that could trip up Randy Marsh.

Same thing happened with grunge.

Ooh, ooh! DeLongpre! DeLongpre!

I'm actually disappointed they didn't use Fozzy Whittaker's full name, "Foswhitt." If they can give us Cornelius "Tank" Carradine, they can give us Foswhitt "Fozzy" Whittaker.