As Ian McShane knows, you need tits and dragons to win this contest.

Really solid crop of Best Actor nominees that year, but my personal preference would've been for Scheider in All That Jazz.

"I poked at it with a stick." That brag chills my blood and also makes me want to laugh.

I hate to be the one who reveals the dirty secret that he watches Entourage, but Damon as himself is one of the best celebrity turns on that show.

He's burning in Hell as we speak.

I'm glad he mentioned The Slaughter Rule. It's not a great film but it's halfway decent and definitely works as an acting showcase for Gosling and Morse.

It's the first role he talks about in his previous RR that Will references in the preface.

I had to look that up too, it's uh, just a tad misleading. I'm glad Will asked him about Prototype, it was one of those singular, weird things I saw once but somehow it stuck with me.

White Stockings!

The only reason I logged in was to protest that adjective.

Seriously, you're going to leave off Donald and/or Daffy (my vote) for stinking Droopy? DROOPY? Calls the whole list into question.

Nice, I only remembered Buffay the Vampire Layer.

I watched this last week for the first time since it came out on VHS and I enjoyed it. Also, seeing 80s-big-hair on Julianne Moore reminded me why I fell in love with her as Frannie and Sabrina Hughes on As the World Turns all those years ago.

Whoa whoa whoa! Let's not say anything we can't take back.

It's all great stuff, but count me in the 1. Soul Mining 2. Mind Bomb camp (MB was my gateway album). Infected is my least favorite of all but it still gets heavy play in my household.

I love NakedSelf. It can go from an acoustic-based song like "SoulCatcher" into the ball-rocking jam of "SaltWater". Also, it was when the stars finally aligned for me to catch him on tour.

SWISH!

Not to take away from Moonlighting, which was must-see in our household when it aired, I really wish MeTV would have Taxi on during a time I could catch it and also air more than one episode at a time. There's two hours of The Love Boat on Sunday afternoons, we really don't need that.

"Reading from top to bottom…
Lisa…
Carol…
Fremont."
I just love Lisa's intro in Rear Window. Makes me sigh every damn time.

And Domenic Monaghan.