I'll just watch the Beck video that features clips from A Life Less Ordinary. Much more enjoyable, and I'll waste less time!

Ah, what the hell. Don't call it The Comeback!

I also think Beck is an amazing guitarist, and has been for decades. On the other hand, look at this thing. Just look at it.

Ah, Jeff Beck. Still trying to be taken as seriously as a guitarist as Clapton, huh? This seems like a step in the right direction…

I'm so looooneleeey.

The moral of the story is that David Bowie should have put in a cameo in Half Baked.

Exit Through the Gift Shop
This was good? Someone other than Doug Pray made a decent documentary on a piece of hip-hop? And it was Banksy?

Everybody needs someone to rub their shoulders, and scratch their dandruff.

Chemistry of Common Life is one that I have to be in the right mood to enjoy. But when that mood takes me, IT'S FUCKING AWESOME. If that doesn't put me in the camp of Fucked Up worshipers, so be it, but one day you'll throw them on and it'll kick your ass.

Caught Continuity earlier this week courtesy of Boing Boing's coverage of the Indie Games Student Showcase, and I'm glad to see it reappear here.

Indeed.

Also, they've kind of had it in recent games like the Assassin's Creed and Uncharted sequels… except those two were worth playing. In those games, you get horizontal cover AND get to hang on ledges and throw people off, or drop from above. Oh, and plots. And other gameplay elements. And I'm off to play those, instead.

Students should try to hold on, best they can. Schools shouldn't have dropped them, forgot them, or anything.

Chris Cunningham did robot on robot action the best. It should still be the standard by which other robot romances are judged.

I just never watched NBC. Say what you will about, "where was I when CoCo needed ratings" and whatever, but it's been a shit network for a while. I will give them that they have lately done comedy better than pretty much every other basic network, but that's just because most comedy on basic networks sucks balllllls.

And he'd keep getting put on hiatus while HBO aired a late-night sex show.

You're one to talk about Ms. Jupiter, LadyUranus.

Lone, I'm glad we find ourselves agreeing here. This was pretty decent TV, and a definite improvement on the Fringe stand-alone curve.

Far superior opener than the usual Yummsh, I agree. There were some good bookends to this ep, and I'm surprised to see so many here in the comments trashing it. The opener was good, the closing minutes were good (as they tend to be in the stand-alones), and the middle was decent, if predictable. I'm all for high…

SHIT DEMON.