What venue was that, @avclub-a61f27ab2165df0e18cc9433bd7f27c5:disqus ? (I ask because I'm a Norfolk native, and I didn't realize she'd ever played in Virginia, so I'm guessing it must have been somewhere closer to DC than Hampton Roads.)

I'm so happy that I actually had the chance to see her live. By happenstance, I was in London for the 1992 Fleadh, and I stood there and watched her rock a leather skirt while covering the Clash's "Train in Vain." One of the great moments of my concert-going career.

Indeed. And on a "Free World"-related note, I look forward to telling her just how sexy she sounds when she sings the line, "Got to get it up and shag it…"

I actually pitched a Gateways to Geekery first, but after discussions about the size of her discography, the idea was pitched to pick a song for "The Single File" and use that as a gateway into her work. I had to wrap my head around how to approach the piece (the first draft was, in retrospect, pretty abysmal), but I…

Among the other disappointments I had with this episode, what a complete waste of Rebecca Creskoff. You give her a scene in bed, even a joke referencing her former lover, and don't make any sort of "Hung" reference…?

It's amazing how much of Chelsea Handler's real personality shines through in her "performance." That's pretty much how she acts whenever she's around people who are trying to interview her, too.

Who I also really want to do a Random Roles with, as it happens.

When we were down to our next-to-last question, I literally handed him my list of remaining roles and said, "What the hell: I'll let you pick." He actually ended up picking three - Hercules, Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, and Balls of Fury - but even though Evil Alien Conquerors was on there, he passed it by. Go figure.

Shit. It really shouldn't have taken me that long. Seeing Rush tour behind "Grace Under Pressure" was one of the formative moments of my youth…and not just because Y&T opened.

Friends were instantly suspicious, as Harris had shown no previous interest in boaking.

I did not. But I would have. I love "Fly from Here."

Two things:

I also neglected to bring up "A Hero Ain't Nothin' But A Sandwich." I have been duly flogged for both these transgressions.

Tried to get a story from that experience - how many chances do you get to ask someone about working on Manimal? - but he said he didn't have any specific memories that stood out. Damn…

I admit it now, and I did so then as well. I may even have said, "Point: Turman."

Like MrRatfink, I did not know this story, either. Wow. I don't know if I would've asked it during the interview proper - I've found that it's generally a surefire momentum killer to ask about projects that an actor either turned down or just plain didn't end up getting - but I would've asked about it as I was…

In the words of Todd Flanders, "Is your source on this reliable?" I think I smell a Random Rules column with Mr. Hemsley… ("Hell, YES, I like Spock's Beard. I could listen to 'Snow' all damned day!")

@zvasquez:disqus , please prepare the doubloons. If the interview happens, I will definitely be asking about Possession…and Reilly: Ace of Spies, too, @avclub-d324a0cc02881779dcda44a675fdcaaa:disqus . I really thought I was going to be doing the interview in person at the TCA tour - I was there, he was there - but the…

Well, actually, @avclub-b1ef00d12df9bd49c8c9718c39df0771:disqus, I'm already starting from a position of hoping for improvement. I liked what I saw, but I don't want this to be a 90% procedural and 10% mythology. I'll settle for 60/40 even. I just don't want it to unabashedly feel like it's the Inmate of the Week…

We both watched the show. He just had a different opinion of it than I did.