Mine were Hume Cronyn's.

I think you two are just discriminating against me based on some sort of (Len) Bias.

DRAGONS BE FIRE-BREATHIN'!

Wait, are you saying Tyler Perry is in the new Star Trek movie? Is that a joke? Oh, to be able to see through the sarcasm sometimes!

Time for a dated sports reference!
But, with two belts, how will Andrew Golota know which one to punch beneath?

I'd gladly put Will.I.Am under my pair.*

Seems a bit late.
Far be it from me to think I know more than a big company choosing its lineup, but I wouldn't think demand would be too high for that show at this point. John Lithgow was okay in the beginning, I guess.

Finkle and Einhorn, Finkle and Einhorn, Finkle and Einhorn, Finkle and Einhorn, Finkle and Einhorn….

On the bright side, bascule, I can now tell the neighbors that I'm going to feed the dog some Doug without their calling the cops.

Oh, THAT'S the lyric! All this time I thought it was "Secret ASIAN Man!"

Yes.
I, too, am cautiously.

Are you talking about Orlando Bloom?

I disagree on the grounds that I embody the opposite. Love Ghostbusters, enjoyed Princess Bride, dig the Beatles, and think Andrew W.K. should have been an O.D. obituary blip years ago.

I saw it in the local theatre. I was the only person therein. In retrospect, I'm surprised they even carried the film in limited engagement.

Pokes, you can't mean that. Cut! It! Out!

Heh.

If I get around to it.
If I can ever beat the final boss of "EA Sports: Sedentary and Corpulent," I'll think about picking up this new one.

Say what you will,
but "Mother, May I Strut the Catwalk With Danger?" will pull solid ratings and teach us all a little about ourselves.

Hey, Blinkin'!

Outtake.
I always enjoyed the little end-credit easter egg of Andy Dick trying to stay in character as he accidentally topples a big rack of tapes in the recording booth, as Chuck D looks on bemusedly.