That picture should be used for every Mel Gibson article.  Even his obituary.

"I like seeing a woman with ambition, Maddow.  It's like seeing a dog wearing clothes."

In my imagination he's looking for Deebo so he can serve him the summons.

That was pretty mean and horrible, but dammit I laughed, especially at "Are you angry that your train ride is over?"

The lawyer on a bicycle at the end cracked me up.

I'm not religious but I still think it's pretty freaking scary.  Some of the effects (like the head-spinning) have been copied and parodied into oblivion and seem kind of silly, but the make-up and sound design were pretty damn convincing.  I still have trouble watching the spinal tap scene too.

You joke, but the Millennium episode "Somehow Satan Got Behind Me" is a great riff on this premise.

I really have to pity an obese AIDS patient.

"I was a Tuskegee Airman!"

It was, but there were lots of explosions.

BABY OIL?!

"STRAYS" SPOILERS

Looking at that picture, I can see that a doppelganger is now what I thought it was.

"Why would they send someone here just to insult us?"

I have to admire the producers of The Plague Dogs, simply for creating something that they knew would be such a damn hard sell.

The Wikipedia for these guys is hilarious.

I thought they just solved mysteries.

For me, the final episodes of The Shield elevated it from being "a way above-average cop show" to being Great TV.  The very last scene was near-Kubrickian.

The Rock Bottom segment makes me laugh harder than anything else the show ever did, and that's saying something.

I think we're in agreement here.  Most people on this site could name a number of hip-hop artists that are better than whatever shit people here on the radio, because they've explored the genre.  That's the key.