Dean Norris, come on down for that Emmy.

Crampton, BTW, is in You're Next and can still scream like no one's business.

" the Creative Arts Emmys, a classy affair that isn’t tainted by airing on television, where any yokel can watch it."

All right, you want to start the car? Mrs. Webb, you turned on the lights. You want to start the car. They all look alike, don't they. I don't know why they design them that way. All right, let's pull out into traffic. What's the first thing we are going to do before we pull out into traffic? What did Mr. Adams do…

I kind of love the little details in this movie, like how half the company has no permanent address and is couch-surfing, or how Neve's character seems to have three jobs (including waitressing at Neo).

Should have been a fairly easy win against a team QBed by Christian Ponder.

Gotta admit, I saw him in the preview during that horrible Bears game yesterday and my interest perked up.

Look, I'm loving this list if only for enjoying the alternate-universe Friends titles.

Plus a nice scene in Social Network!

I love that Kate Mulgrew seems to have just said "screw it" and stuck with the OITNB hair.

The drink bit was nice.

Gotta admit…this is my first exposure to Gelman and he's FANTASTIC.

Edward Furlong may not be the greatest actor ever, but my god that line delivery is awesome.

And Brenda Song was a good part of that; Winston finally had an interesting story line (I still smile thinking of him trying to find her apartment again).  For The Kiss episode, everyone remembers that part but she and Winston had a great, sincere b-plot conversation.  Also, she was great in the American President…

Or in the case of Roger Ebert, successful screenwriter.

Really, New Girl, you couldn't offer Brenda Song enough money to stay on?

Yep, my prediction of the killer is setting up quite nicely.

Easily one of the weirdest movies I've ever seen.

Well, I'm requesting that from the library right now.  Good lord.

Neil Young, not my favorite, but the guests really do rock it.