Wow, yeah, that's pretty crazy. Even stranger that AV Club isn't a little more open about it. Either way, Oakerson and his comment suck. The Bonfire always wastes time on Sirius XM that could be used for actual standup comedy.

Ah dammit. I missed some good AV Club drama. Which Hatesong was it? What happened?

His Gizmo is also great.

Obama's speaking style is very distinctive. And saying people can't impersonate Affleck or Taylor Swift is kind of a glib example. It's like being in the '90s and not liking that you couldn't necessarily impersonate Michael Keaton or Cindy Crawford. Off the top of my head: Bryan Cranston, Kevin Hart, Robert Downey…

He also didn't seem to grasp that Auckerman is in fact, not 25 years old and People that listen to CBB aren't necessarily millennials.

Yes.

They've been DJ-ing since then. Don't know about their other occupations, but that can pay pretty well if you have big enough name.

Starwipe's doneso, so yes.

That's a fantastic album, but the two of them sound like they have vastly different goals. Backini's sound was way more polished, where The Avalanches always had that sun-bleached, tape-stretched, AM radio quality to their music.

That's the way I feel about all of the rapper spots on this - why are they all mixed like this was a cheaply-done mixtape recorded in someone's bedroom?

What's this now?

Let's not kid ourselves, Lisa Schwarzbaum was also pretty terrible.

I just read a story in either Esquire or GQ on Selena Gomez that wasn't quite as creepy, but still weird. The writer was clearly enamored by her and went to great lengths to prove it. There were multiple times when I just said to myself "What the fuck?" as he went on about her looks and such in an odd way.

Any scene where a James Bond-esque spy shoots a guy in the head on accident because they sneezed gets my vote.

I'm shocked they didn't go for the trifecta and tried to nab Idris Elba.

The thing is they copied that old dog vs. new dog plot, without realizing that what makes it work is that that usually works because the two are polar opposites (Woody being the past and Buzz the future or Mike from "Monsters, Inc." being a high-pitched outsider and Sully being a gruff, caring guy.) This is just a dog…

Ah fuck. I got stuck with "Questions kid" at "Tarzan" last week and the goddamn dad didn't shush. Instead, he answered every question, including "Is that Tarzan?" "Where is Tarzan" and after he was done running through the jungle - "Why is Tarzan dirty?"

It really is a different experience in the theater with a group of like-minded. I haven't heard people laugh that loud in a theater consistently for a long, long time.

The "Godzilla" love riff was incredible, mainly because that movie is such an incredible pile of shit that it was ripe for the riffing.

Uhhhhh…what?