DC [in gravelly voice]: "I'M WHATEVER WARNER BROS. NEEDS ME TO BE"

Love the Joker, hate the joke.

I give a slight fuck, in that I think he's an excellent producer who chooses interesting collaborators, although I don't actually seek him out.

I deserve ridicule and contempt for this, but I consistently laughed at every single sketch of "The Californians" on SNL

Crumb and Crumberer: When Terry Met Nicolas

Moichandise!

In defense of white noise, it's both a useful audio synthesis tool and a pretty catchy song by Disclosure

That's very sweet

With all these ironic cop roles (by "all these" I mean this and 21 Jump Street), I wouldn't be surprised if Ice Cube is being groomed for a Naked Gun reboot.

Yuk the Police.

Well, whatever Cells. It's hard to know What to Expect When You're Expecting perfect behavior from celebrities. Shall We Dance around every questionably-gained fortune made by other entertainers? Don't make me Gigli.

@avclub-f8f8c273f326be25421cc62737d24a9e:disqus  It wasn't going to, but Anaconda'f your persistence, it has.

This gimmick is worse than that time Jennifer Lopez sang at the dictator of Turkmenistan's birthday party.

@avclub-22eda830d1051274a2581d6466c06e6c:disqus  sorry, I got sidetracked. Last week I arrived at your mother's house for our weekly sesh. I open the door, "We are All Made of Stars" is blaring on the speakers, and Moby is "Freeing Tibet" all over her.

I'm pretty sure my Erdos number is higher than Moby's, if that's what you're getting at.

ho ho, MAN, did they drop a bomb with Game of Thrones this year. I mean, there was the game, the bit with the thrones, … the lengthy discussion of the meaning of "of" … intense stuff, guys. In-TENSE.

I was going to suggest something like "he could just be there all the time in the corner," but your ideas are better.

I went on a road trip to New York a few years ago with two friends, one an NYC native and Moby fan. One day we stopped at a tea shop on the lower east side. Moby's tea shop, in fact. I was unaware of this, however, and at one point I asked, unironically, "doesn't Moby have a tea shop somewhere around here?"

The scene where she starts to unravel about how she doesn't have any female friends is a really well-realized character moment. It's sad and kind of funny, and it's unclear how much of it is genuine and how much is manipulation.

Melissa McCarthy related: I finally saw Bridesmaids this weekend. Much higher laugh rate than The Hangover, and I actually believed that Maya Rudolph and Kristen Wiig were best friends, unlike Ed Helms and Bradley Cooper. Some of McCarthy's stuff was over-the-top in a strained way, but I also laughed out loud quite a…