I wanted to hear his take on the acting "abilities" of his The Long Goodbye co-star, Jim Bouton.

What if I call you Carlos Danger…will Daniel Desario kick my ass or will A. Weiner send me another junk shot?

Did anybody catch that documentary on the band which ran on Showtime earlier this year.  I'd like to read some thoughts on it, as the general consensus on the Imdb web-site was that Henley & Frey came off as a couple of real pompous A-Holes.

Weird theory.  I've been in a shit-load of cabs in my lifetime, and have NEVER heard a VU song in one.

>>and then there was something about titties.<<

did anybody else laugh and enjoy the middle-eastern version we heard in "The Dictator" as much as I did?

I thought Frank died when his SUV ran over his head at the gas pump just after waiving "Bye-Bye" to his grand kid…Oh, that wasn't real?

Did anybody out there see Girl Most Likely? Is it really as bad as the reviews it's getting? I think Kristen Wiig is fairly funny, and I've been an Annette Bening fan since Cusack scooped her up in her birthday suit in The Grifters. But this thing just looks laugh-free…

Yeah—I had totally forgotten about it as well, and haven't seen nor heard any mention of it in 7 years until I scanned her imdb page yesterday after reading the interview.

Anybody remember her in that short-lived show "Smith" from 2006, where she was married to reformed criminal Ray Liotta, only he wasn't really reformed? It was decent, but CBS panicked after 3 episodes and yanked it into oblivion.

Hell, I'll mention it.

Sideways is still great 9 years later.

Bitty Schram—& also Monk's first assistant.

I can verify it's not playing on HBO, and there's hardly any skin (unless you count shots of Blake Lively's bare back), so it's doesn't really fit the Cinemax mold either.

"Mistah we could use a man like Calvin Coolidge again"!

Yeah, she just needs to pen a children's book and start driving a Toyota Sienna to soccer practice and the suburban moms will finally embrace her completely.

I'm going to miss Gyp, and his fondness for Barney Google, but I'll still be there for Season 4.  But there better be more Van Alden this time…I'm just sayin'.

I was mesmerized by this when it first came out, and it really hasn't diminished in my view at all since '96.  Billy Bob's finest hour in cinema.  Dwight's portrayal of an evil-hearted, drunk construction worker was downright wicked.  Throw in first rate performances by "Jack Tripper", J.T. Walsh, and Lucas Black, and…

I also just rewatched ONE FALSE MOVE again for the first time since the VHS era after Rabin reviewed it last year in 1992 week, and am really glad I did. This movie is never on cable TV, at least as far as I can tell, but certainly should be. It's a top notch crime movie that other than a shot of a phone booth,…

I also just rewatched ONE FALSE MOVE again for the first time since the VHS era after Rabin reviewed it last year in 1992 week, and am really glad I did. This movie is never on cable TV, at least as far as I can tell, but certainly should be. It's a top notch crime movie that other than a shot of a phone booth,…