Fakes websites have to be made real for legal liability reasons. If the show mentioned a URL and someone immediately after bought it and used it for any nefarious purpose, there's a slim possibility someone would find the show responsible. NBC lawyers doing some real ass covering.

"Will this be on the test?"

Just the other day I was wondering what Alfred Molina was doing now.

Who actually is from the North.

Am I the only one trying to come up with any plausible wrong answer for the horse teeth question? It seems way too easy.

I like Nirvana's version, despite not liking anything else they did, bit I still hold that Bowie's was far better (although I would have loved a more stripped down version he'd done himself).

Fellow "Most Uniquer" here. Actually that might not be a rarity.

I don't know how common this is, but I first got into David Bowie because of his work with Iggy Pop. For all of his achievements and the great stuff he did as a performer, I still think of him first as the guy who wrote "Lust For Life" and Mott the Hoople's "All the Young Dudes." And come on, producing Transformer…

It was hinted when her role was announced it would be recurring.

I have to stop checking this site as soon as I wake up. I need to ease myself into the devastation.

Another reference no one else my age would get gone.

Saw him last year and was glad to not be the most cynical person in the room for like the third time in my life.

Semi related, but I am not impressed by the Third Man store. It's just a Jack White merch shop with a few records to one side. Maybe it will be cool when they install the pressing plant,, but until then I don't see how it can survive even with whatever It factor it's supposed to have.

Same Ol' Situation.

The only question anyone needs to be asked: "Which is your favorite Pet Shop Boy?"

The Lisa's rich friend episode was a dud too, as well as the second Halloween episode, but for the most part, this has been a good year.

I guessed it was, but thought I was skewed from watching Extras that afternoon.

I assume your explanation covered the comedic gold that was "I Married A Monkey."

"Nothing in the Dark."

Electric Six concert in Detroit.