And by best you mean "only memorable in five seasons", right? I'm trying to remember a moment where GoT pushes something forward not by what is shown but the way it is show and am coming up short.

Goran "Funky Boy" Bogdan!

I found May's documentary sadly underwhelming - the title alone "Mike Nichols - An American Master" spelled trouble, like they just had a bunch of interview footage to squeeze into 50 minutes and some sort of narrative. So I have high hopes for this.

How many of those were there though? There was Maggie Siff, there was Paul Giamatti (but that was a while ago), there was James Foley who directed a couple of episodes. No Andrew Ross Sorkin, no David Levien.
Instead you had Jim James, Justin Townes Earle, Scott Rosenberg, Sarah Kay etc. It's certainly not The Slate…

You're an asshole.

Christians believe in the innate goodness of the world?

I hope the irony was clear.
In other news: Cotillard also thinks 9/11 was an inside job, so, you know.

Fun that you quote a dude to explain to a woman that she's wrong to not call herself a Feminist! Fun that I as a guy am saying this to the woman who wrote this article! Ech, I'll go to bed.

Still upset about that one time, huh.

I always wondered whiy she didn't get into trouble for dressing up as a frum Jew with peyot literally made out of gold in that "Bad Girls" video.

Ah, beloved neopagan neonazi author Michael Moynihan.

I have no opinion about this.

I need to hear this!

You haven't met many TV people I gather.

Cocaine.

Yeah. A while ago, still haven't processed it.

According to nasty nasty old-timey Hollywood allegations once he does actually die something really horrible will come out about him.

I was actually referring to him dating a 17yo girl and courting girls much younger than that on Twitter. There was also a discussion about "how young would you go?" on an episode with Patrice and Greg Giraldo and his instant answer was "13 if she looked hot", and probably not for laughs. Those guys at least didn't…

Somewhat off-topic but audio and comedy related: this Opie & Anthony story.
For obvious reasons I've only been aware of them via YouTube clips when they had Louis CK or Bill Burr on, but since the firing I've been reading up on them and listened to clips and hoo boy. That guy has been plugging and reading from racist…

I also need an answer! It's a comedy from the 80s, about a company owner (?) who loses his wealth or gives it all away because he wants to start over with his son. His idea is to sell video monitors for treadmills, until he discovers that's already a thing.