I like Graham when he's with Chris, the other podcasts I've heard him on, he can get a little much with me.

Yeah, I gave up on that too. It has a neat concept, but they're not very funny.

Don't forget "Ballad of the Green Berets"

Mrs. Weir did a pretty good Monster Mash on Freaks & Geeks.
The way it cracks up Sam always makes me smile.

The Galaxie 500 cover of "Cheese & Onions" is one of my favorite song of theirs.

Those Bruce McCullough albums are great!

I haven't heard this episode yet, but was curious about Julie's abscence. She has a lot of problems and now that I think about it, is the female Philly Boy Roy in a lot of ways.

Yoko did the idea thing though.
But at least she didn't try to sell the ideas to people.

I also thought it was flawed but a neat experiment.
I enjoyed it a lot more than the second half of Falling Man.

Where's the story where you bought a t-shirt from Urkel at a show and then you chatted and he seemed a little nervous and you thought for a minute that maybe he was into you and you guys could totally date if he didn't tour so much?

Dental plan?

Worst. Gimmick. Ever.

Uh, yes?

Just you wait till my script for Frost/Wolfman goes into development!

Freeway 2 is also pretty fun, though not nearly as great as Freeway.

Action movie splurg: They Live, Mad Max, Superman/Batman Apocalypse, GI Joe Rise of Cobra, Black Dynamite (Holy fuck was this great).
And a lot of Sports Night before Netflix took it off streaming like a pack of assholes.

That podcast is always good for a really memorable line or story (The Ella Fitzgerald/Saford and Son one), but I usually tune out when he reads letters.

At least he found a way to make a couple's anniversary party MORE obnoxious.

Seriously on What About Bob?
I can't wait for Korsmo's book (but since it looks like he has a legit career, it may never happen). But stories of a manic acting, pre-sad clown Bill Murray sounds great.

Charlie Korsmo's wikipedia blew my mind.
That's also one of the better wiki pictures lately.