He just said on FOX that Obama and Biden were the Three Stooges, no kidding.  Love him - he took a mountainside to the brain right 
through his face, he can say what he wants.

I've never actually heard it - I don't think - but I think that non-mean silliness is a hallmark of his.  "Like A Surgeon"?  "Eat It"?  Pure silliness, which only bear the most superficial relation to the originals, in that they sound alike.  It's really not even parody, which I think is why most of the artists seem…

Young Amish people are encouraged to expose themselves to popular culture as much as possible before they commit to the Amish way of life.  So, as odd as might sound, I bet there are a lot of Amish who've heard the song.

It's a running gag, folks.

No Scarlet Witch?  No interest.

Darn.

The French & Saunders is definitely worth seeking out - if only for the reveal of the identity of the Emperor.  They did several of these long-form spoofs, biggish budgets - this one, the LOTR one and the one for Mamma Mia are especially brilliant (the Mamma Mia one is so close to the actual movie…)

The music is awesome

I don't know - I agree that Ford was pretty special in the role, but I don't think he's what made the movie.  I can imagine it with someone else, even Tom Selleck, though having Han Solo in it upped the synergy factor and that can't be underestimated

We're apparently the same age, alurin.  I found its popularity (the first movie) mystifying and then it just kept growing and growing…eventually I became consumed with hatred of it.  Fucking Star Wars…but I got over it and now it's just a buncha movies people like.  I understand that as a technical achievement it was…

I finally made my peace with Star Wars when I was able to appreciate the music for its own merits.

Forget it, Jake.  It's Star Wars.

I panicked.

BURMA!

Well isn't that more the fault of human anatomy, that showing a woman's vulva is more involved than showing a man's thingy?  Isn't really your complaint about man's good stuff being on the outside and women's good stuff being on the inside?  Which isn't to say it isn't a legitimate complaint.

Aw darn, I forgot this was on tonight.  I really like this show.

I was actually in the middle of reading it and I sent the link to a friend, who couldn't open it.  We've been friends since high school, when we bonded over mutual Eurythmics-love.  Glad it made it back.

Apparently it sounded like Bryan Ferry, or something

I think The Simpsons is the only show that recovered after a truly abysmal season (1999-2000? around there).

The interview he gave Rolling Stone as part of that magazine's GLEE cover story didn't help…he came off as a totally self-involved, phony, calculating creep, at least to me.