Which video game sketch are you referring to?

Yeah, it's one of the ones I look back on with fondness, presents-wise.

My first real world job was for the university and part of my job was calling long distance numbers and one of the first things I did was calling the Dial-A-Song… I remember being so paranoid that I'd get caught.

Oh yeah, I just meant in the studio.

The only thing that pisses me off is the second half of Misc. T is on CD one, and the first half is on CD two.

Yeah, I started with Flood because I saw that episode of Tiny Toon Adventures, and then I got Miscellaneous T next (mostly because my Tower didn't have all their albums), and then Apollo 18. I think I jumped over to Lincoln and then the self-titled after that point. And that got me through high school.

If you want to save money, buy the one that contains Lincoln, TMBG, and Miscellaneous T over 2 CDs. Then and Now: The Best Of.

I'll always associate reading Jurassic Park with listening to Apollo 18 and the Empire Strikes Back soundtrack over and over again (3 things I got for Xmas that year).

For me, I think I heard that Mink Car is the first one where they used an actual backing band.

The Virtual Centipede

Somebody wake up Don McLean.

How's Annie's Song? How's Annie's Song?

Daft Punk's original name was Twin Chateau.

I hope HDTGM talks about Can't Stop The Music at some point.

Damn this is a damn good piece of
Rocky Mountain Pie

Perhaps the albino brothers from Matrix Reloaded were chasing the bus?

Yeah, I like their dynamic… up until they start talking about video games.

Without knowing what he looked like, Kremer struck me as a 65 year-old man.

I felt bad because I never got around to actually watching Con Air.

In a manner of speaking, yes.