Yeah, Narc. I didn't see The Alamo, but I heard he made one helluva (drunk? ill?) Bowie.

Yeah, that is strange. I would have expected his list to have fewer blockbusters.

Huh. Alison Hannigan is super cute, but I haven't been watching this season. Your comment is forcing me to re-evaluate.

Hoyt, I agree with you almost entirely. The Nimoy napkin episode was fantastic and this one sort of sputtered out, after a fairly promising start.

Maybe they can follow it up with "Bronx Zoo Shore: If the monkeys are jerking off, you will see it in the promo, but not the show."

Later she was overtaken by a fit of soul coughing.

Jason, I had the same thought. Cambridge must have one police station 50 miles out of town and only one car. And when they scramble, yakity saks always plays in the background.

The Whiskey Riot - I don't know that it was so heartbreaking. Did you notice that when Walter was reunified, he became a little jerkish? I think the writers were trying to support Olivia's thought that after the illness he became a better father and better person. He's still brilliant, but now minus the ego,…

The show really has an embarassment of talent, much of which is crimially underused. Pete really is at the front of that list. Maybe they should split the show and have a writers-room 1/2 hour and a rest-of-the-cast 1/2 hour. At least we'd get more Pete and more wacky ballcaps!

I'm with you. 30 Rock is still my go-to, but The Office has drifted a bit for me. The first two seasons were strong, but seems a little played out now. I laugh more at this show than any other on Thursday.

He didn't understand any of that.

Fun fact you should know: Gwyneth Paltrow was offered the female lead in Cool As Ice.

I look forward to the inevitable porn knockoff, The Lovely Boners. Needless to say, they will not go easy on the rape.

From Ball-hog or Tugboat, Mike Watt and J Mascis covering Maggotbrain.

They need Chris Hardwick to comment on this.

I guess he hadn't yet had time to notate the camera angles for the inevitable movie version. What a shame.

I'll bet it's still better than State of Fear.

I agree that the perfect time to read Crichton is when you're 15. I got tired of his "technology will kill us all! KILL US ALL!" pretty quickly. he also hasn't written anything good in years.

Globophobia is my new favorite word. In fact, I'm going to verbify that bitch right now! Um … my … um … coworker globophobiated in your car by accident and … aw forget it.

Sarah Jessica Parker walked into a bar and the bartender asked, "why the long face?"