I've watched him since his silly game show appearances in the late 1970s, when I was 10. He's part of my family at this point - weird Uncle Earl.

I've been watching Dave since his panel appearances on The Gong Show in the late 70s, through his morning show, Late Night and now Late Show. I've spent more time with him than with many immediate family members. I am old and I will miss him.

I still can't believe Wilford Brimley sang with his band the last time he was on the show.

I watched most of the Battle episodes when they originally aired. It was perfect for 10-12 year olds. I remember loving the episode with David Letterman which never airs on ESPN Classic. The show is truly a great time capsule - men in Speedos, women in see-through one-piece swimwear. I was always amazed by how serious…

Also Daisy Mae "Granny" Clampett would be a blast but I would probably end up in a moonshine stupor, something that is not fun

I'm down with partying with the Wild Bunch, but Deke Thornton will have to be involved.

Donna Meagle from Parks, Jeff Garlin from Curb/Goldbergs, and Betty White to keep us out of trouble

My sentiments exactly -they weren't worthy foils for the Harlan County folks. I just wanted Boyd to doublecross them so they'd end up getting busted by the Harlan PD and head back to Florida without saying goodbye. I hated the Crowe family, except Kendall, the smartest and Dewey, the one who is mentally lacking in…

I'm with you - this season has been outstanding imo, much better than season 1. I was more excited watching The Americans than Justified for the past several months. The oldest Crowe siblings just took up way too much screen time. Truthfully, the most interesting new character was Eric Roberts, but he only made it…

True story - TV's Craig Ferguson auditioned for a role in that movie but he was told that his Scottish accent was not authentic enough.

Alec Guinness is terrific in Kind Hearts and Coronets, but Dennis Price as Mazzini is a flat-out once-in-a-lifetime masterpiece of black comedy.

OMG a million likes just for bringing up Keith Floyd. I've still never met anyone else who knew who is familiar with him. I'd never heard of the guy until about 8 years ago, random channel surfing, one of his shows was on the Travel Channel in the US. What a character he was - I was truly sad when he died.

I don't remember very much pizza delivery back in the early 80s, at least not in suburban south. When did Dominos begin their assault on America? I'm old so my memory is fuzzy about this.

That was perfect sync of words/action. I'd give this episode an A based solely on that scene.

Those linked photos are what I imagine happened to George Costanza in the post 9/11 era.

Fresh is a terrific movie. I'm surprised Sean Nelson didn't become a big star after it came out because he was sooo good.
Also never get tired of hearing about the one of the best humans ever, Paul Newman.

Fresh is a terrific movie. I'm surprised Sean Nelson didn't become a big star after it came out because he was sooo good.
Also never get tired of hearing about the one of the best humans ever, Paul Newman.

Well, either Boyd or Shane can top me. I'm not picky.

That might be the most depressing thing I've read in months.

Colbert is in an episode of L&O: Criminal Intent called "The Saint" from 2004. His mother gave his toys to Goodwill and he's pissed.