Plan 9 is bizarrely inept in that Ed Wood way, but it's also entertaining so that alone puts it way, way, way higher than a lot of schlock.

I like it when Lisa gets to be eight.

I have lost a grand total of three gloves on various streetcars, subways and buses (well, one of each). All from different sets. In other news: I'm not very bright.

Well I feel like I should probably comment here.

I thought the first two-thirds of Ted were really solid, lots of deserved laughs and "well, okay" laughs too.

Man, that really was a special game. Both squads were loaded up with great players.

Agree on Rain Dogs. Great, great album.

Williams steals wholesale from Romantic composers, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

y'all ain't no grammar man

Thanks to self denial, I'm an incredibly promising artist.

Sexuality is fluid, and everyone has different tastes and standards. Except for Matt Bomer, everyone's into Matt Bomer.

I like it. Archer has rapid fire pacing a lot of the time, but it also knows when to use beats of silence.

Flagged for denying the heterosexual, all-American roots of the picnic.

Ooh, good pick. Good movie, and Alley really is excellent in it.

There's something sort of sweet about Archer still saying "classic you" after being drugged by Lucas. Orrrr maybe I just miss my best friend.

Sorry, that was a low blow.

So perhaps Cumberatch will be Khan after all!

I think he played bass for Poison for a spell.

From now on, I'm just going to assume @avclub-9ff7c9eb9d37f434db778f59178012da:disqus is Aaron Sorkin.

"a-boat" Anytime an American actor playing a Canadian gets this right, I fist pump silently.