Unless it's some of those early in their career embarrassments, which are usually more entertaining anyway than something they don't pretend never happened.

"Band releases list of songs it doesn't like."

Especially if it's not something popular enough to really have a a substantial built-in audience.

Punching alligators also very rarely causes them to turn into luggage.

Another avatar identified.

I listen to the Finest Worksong.

Finally, something I used to do in a social setting with actual human beings I can now do alone with the Internet.

Does this mean Andy Richter Controls the Universe wouldn't be coming back from hiatus?

I think she quit that gig because CBS is a bunch of assholes.

Between Sherman, Vaughn Meader, and Bob Newhart, it was not that unusual for comedy albums to go to number one in the early sixties. That there was a fifty gap tells something about the rise and fall of popular music sales.

It's okay to steal music if you call it a parody (a tactic I bet those other guys are wishing they'd thought of about now).

He has also never been in my kitchen.

Were they five different Napoleons? Beside aside from the emperor and the cake, I'm at a loss for any others, especially amongst easiest questions.

The Detroit Zoo used to get their lions from crack houses where they were used as protection, so I'm guessing the one you saw was probably a super-pissed drug-withdrawal lion, hoping to kill you to cop its next fix.

Something about her face looking better right after the lion attack than it does now.

It was for a music festival. If not for that, I can't imagine a reason I'd be within a hundred miles of there.

I vacationed in Columbus last spring. It's kind of a nice town but I didn't really explore or make an attempt to broach the locals.

Apparently he is really good at putting up a wooden fence though.

As far as irrelevant episodes go, at least it's entertaining (as opposed to "Jack gets kicked and tattoo-ed").

It gets absolutely no coverage here, but is anyone else watching Sirens? It feels a lot more "sitcom" than it did in its first season, but I think it's become a better show. Despite the debacle that was the latter six seasons of Rescue Me, I think Denis Leary can actually write good TV.