Another big clue that maybe this Rory's First Kiss thing was a sham was that the motherfucking Batmobile was parked on LaSalle Street for about a week.

It was a typo in the script that Macy read as-is (as-was?), and Anderson decided to keep it for exactly the reason you gave.

Eh, it's been done.

What are you talking about, they're double live gonzo, intensity in ten cities, live at Budokan!

You hate Rock 'n' Roll High School?  What the fuck is wrong with you?

These dipshits keep coming up when I'm doing a search for the Kim Shattuck / Lisa Marr side project The Beards.

The film is just me in front of a brick wall for an hour and a half. It cost 80 million dollars.

I could never keep those three straight either.  Which one did "Make-Out Club?"

I'll buy the Juice Loosener one if it comes with a State of Kansas Jell-O mold.

And hence you mean it in the pejorative sense!

*Thwack*

When Cameron was in Egypt's lannnnnd…..

I DIDN'T WANNA DIDN'T WANNA DIDN'T DIDN'T DIDN'T WANNA DEAL!

I really liked The Book of Life.  I cracked up when he pulled out that MacBook and there was a dialog box saying "Open Seventh Seal?  OK / Cancel"

Is that when a bro gets a head injury?

How about just one.  Everyone loves GIFs!

I was quite the fan of FTV, a weird sketch comedy/music video show that was on one of the networks for about four weeks.

Thanks man, great explanation.  Google's got nothing on the AVC commentariat when it comes to pop culture.

But I said please!

Could someone please explain the concept of "multi-camera" and "single-camera" sitcoms to me?  What are some examples of both?  And how did "number of cameras" become such an important classification scheme for sitcoms?