Nowhere Man was a great show, I was just thinking of it the other day and searching online for a copy.  I think I'll have to pick up the DVD set now.

Place a pencil under a boob and let go of the pencil.  If it falls, you pass the test.  If it stays stuck under boobage, you have failed the pencil test and officially have saggy boobs.  You're welcome.

"The sweat on my undercarriage could irrigate a small radish farm!"

The Daily Show is at the top of its game and has been for the past few years.  There are fewer random comedy bits and much less of the correspondents, but that's because the political / Fox News / media stuff is so good, there's no room for anything else.

The chances of this being good are about one in a million.

I don't think it's a matter of improbability, it's just that it isn't what the first 3 movies are about.  It would be like making a 4th Matrix movie about dinosaurs.

I saw the Victor throat slashing from a mile away, I thought the foreshadowing was way too obvious when Mike asked him if he'd been seen. My wife and I immediately turned to each other and said he's going to get killed. Kind of sucked a lot of the tension out of the buildup, and awe out of the rest of the scene for…

No way, I love hearing that jingle. The way that guy sings is hi-larious. He's like, really into it, trying to give his voice vibrato and shit. I laugh every time.

It would be like complaining that Tom Petty songs don't have enough chords in them.

Silverchair - Tomorrow
Is not the horrible sink/tap couplet more than made up for with this awesome line: "You say that money isn't everything / Well I'd like to see you live without it. / You think you can keep on going living like a king / Yeah well I strongly doubt it."

Take The Money and Run
Steve Heisler, you are not getting the rhyming in this song. "Texas" is supposed to rhyme with "Justice", and "facts is" rhymes with "taxes". It's not quite as bad when you think of it that way.

As a fan of the Twins when I was a kid (for no discernible reason) and current Phillies fan, I heartily support the Hrbek - Gant bobblehead.

El Debarge
Rhythm of the Night by Debarge was my first favorite song from about the ages of 6 to 12. I still kinda like it.

Wouldn't Peter and/or Olivia remember some of this? Probably, but it's an easy fix. One line of dialogue. 'Thank God we invented the… you know, whatever device.'

I don't enjoy films about the Old Wet. Too musty.