Shut the fuck up asshole.

Shut the fuck up asshole.

Which is ironic considering Joan Osborne is a fucking brilliant singer otherwise. Her cover of "What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted?" is on par, if not superior to, Ruffin's original.

Which is ironic considering Joan Osborne is a fucking brilliant singer otherwise. Her cover of "What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted?" is on par, if not superior to, Ruffin's original.

Will & Grace had a good joke mocking that movie. That's how you know it's a dead horse.

Will & Grace had a good joke mocking that movie. That's how you know it's a dead horse.

Phil Spector preferred pistol whipping to conversation.

Phil Spector preferred pistol whipping to conversation.

Ringo is one of the best rock drummers of all time, and I'll fight anyone who says otherwise. Any drummer who can come up with a recognizable and unique hook (ie. In My Life, nearly any of the George Harrison fronted songs, A Day In The Life) using only drums deserves enormous respect.

Ringo is one of the best rock drummers of all time, and I'll fight anyone who says otherwise. Any drummer who can come up with a recognizable and unique hook (ie. In My Life, nearly any of the George Harrison fronted songs, A Day In The Life) using only drums deserves enormous respect.

Who shouldn't?

Who shouldn't?

It's also revealed later on that Erasmus's story, Here Comes A Candle (IIRC), is a retelling of his capture of Calliope, making everything even MORE meta.

It's also revealed later on that Erasmus's story, Here Comes A Candle (IIRC), is a retelling of his capture of Calliope, making everything even MORE meta.

Letterman gets a lifelong pass from me for featuring Tom Waits on Late Night every time he releases an album.

Letterman gets a lifelong pass from me for featuring Tom Waits on Late Night every time he releases an album.

It's a script issue as much as it's an acting issue. Emma's a tough character to write in an interesting way even for the best writers.

It's a script issue as much as it's an acting issue. Emma's a tough character to write in an interesting way even for the best writers.

Stan Lee's brilliance was that mutants can be an allegory for puberty/teenage alienation, homosexuality ("Have you ever tried not being a mutant?"), and any racial minority under the sun all at the same time. Man was a genius.

Stan Lee's brilliance was that mutants can be an allegory for puberty/teenage alienation, homosexuality ("Have you ever tried not being a mutant?"), and any racial minority under the sun all at the same time. Man was a genius.