I find her more as a distant, weird cousin to Kate Bush. Listen to her Actor or Marry Me albums there's less of that avant-garde electro sound, and more smoothly arranged tracks.

This was the coolest music performance this season, I even take that over Arcade Fire.

I never saw a Vogelcheks sketch before, so it was fresh for me ( but quickly predictable once it was established that the saliva swapping was going to escalate). Glad I missed it before.

There was a lot of forced "I'm a friend of that guy on stage so I will laugh and scream inappropriately" moments.

And if you weren't fuckng Spielberg.

Yup, it's gone.

Hairless Perineum, oddly enough, was the name of my avantmetal band in high school.

In a related story AV Club page views drop 200%.

He was terrible. Could have been any schlub off of the street. Belushi was excellent, I thought it was John Goodman.

All in all its just a yellow brick in …….uh oh, gotta call Weird Al , excuse me…

And that is voiced by Bernadette Peters, who doesn't even get to sing a song. Big mistake there.

This got a little better after ter the Teacup people show up, but I was at a free screening with my kid so i did not expect too much. The parallel to modern day tornadoes ripping through poor rural areas should make this a big hit in the Midwest.

But if you win this, you can also sell off your retro dvds of the series and profit a few bucks for at least lunch for a day.

Not saying that my kid will be affected. But indeed, exposure to the newscasts today (and over the past few decades) on gun violence and gun control have made these gags less funny to me then had previously been.

Existential Blues, Existential Blues Part 2. Must be many more that we all have forgotten

"You noticed that too, Abbott?" was a variation I heard.

Highly recommended: The Carl Stalling Project Volumes 1 & 2.

Ooooh,that is an awesome one…fans of Duck Amuck, you ain't seen nothing like this if you havent already!….

Beck is DA MAN. Like him on Facebook, he pulls up photos of vintage cartoon stuff from every era, every studio in his almost daily posts.

I'm training my kid…whenver I see the real=life equivalent of the now-dated reference in a Looney Tunes cartoon (the Marx Brothers, Danny Kaye, Mickey Rooney, whatever) I'm always pointing it out to him. He had his first pop culture meta-humor laugh when he recognized Baloney The Dinosaur on Animaniacs as a parody of…