"I thought you said goats!" — hillbilly in back of room

Whenever I see the name "LouReedIsAmazing," I always think of the singer.

If I recall correctly, it was coined by Charles Dickens.

…dary!

I had, to the best of my recollection:

Fortunately, there was never anything ironically corny about the Muppets. They were COMPLETELY sincere.

The Coen brothers also love regular people in over their heads after they steal from the wrong person, small-town cops who just want to believe there is good in the world while being confronted with horrible evil, demonic one-man killing machines and rich guys who sit behind desks and berate the main character.

I'm pretty sure Limp Bizkit was off the public radar in 2004. You're looking at more 1998-1999, if I recall correctly.

I don't listen to him, but I've really never understood the hate. He's a kid who sings pop songs.

Ready to feel old?

Those first three seasons are some of the best TV of all time. It won't live up to that before it wraps up, but it's about as good as a show in its eighth season can be expected to be. It's aged a lot better than The Office, that's for sure.

Dennis Hopper held the following places in my mind at various ages:
1) Under 10: Bowser in SMB, who is also the bad guy in Speed, so is a guy who just plays villains in everything apparently
2) 10-13: The same guy, but who was also in Blue Velvet, which I have no idea what the hell is going on but it seems messed up
3)…

I actually think How I Met Your Mother has recovered from its sixth-season drudgery and looks poised to stick the landing in the last season, but I might be the only one who thinks that.

I guess there are some Linings in Silver's Playbook that tell him the answers, right? Am I right, folks?

He was Fiver.

Searching for Bobby Fischer is available to watch, right now, on Netflix Instant.

I'm a silversmith, so if anyone comes up with some good puns let me know and I'll put 'em on stirling.

Read Geddy Lee Marvin's comment in the voice of Otto from "A Fish Called Wanda" and it's hilarious

"But I can write a sooooong…"

I'm pretty sure that song is required by act of congress to be in every whimsical indie romantic comedy for the next five months.