Going from Broadway east to the LA River really is a trip (the acid kind). Broadway is a center of Hispanic business activity, but then a few blocks away you see hipsters everywhere hanging out at trendy bars and art galleries, then a few blocks further away from that you see all the pitched tents lined up on the…

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I just watched Dane Cook being nearly decapitated by a shovel in MR. BROOKS. To be honest, he didn't really play a hateful character but a more perverted, pathetic one. But it's still very pleasurable seeing him go out like that. SPLOOSH!

How about the 6th St. Bridge? It's in every goddamn movie and commercial that is shot in LA, so it will be immediately recognizable to everyone. I also recommend watching the LOS ANGELES PLAYS ITSELF doc. Lots of ideas there.

The hotel manager's name is Ullman. Like Liv Ullmann, Ingmar Bergman's muse. Maybe The Shining is Kubrick's answer to Bergman's Hour of the Wolf, or something. It sounds just as convincing as all the other wacky theories.

You're right about Argo. It's a solid film, a type of movie Hollywood made on a regular basis many years ago. It's not the best film of 2012, but it is certainly the most overrated one.

"Alright, but after Leno I'm all laughed out you know."

@avclub-b3e157f795f95a0eeddae30fc92ebd3d:disqus You guys would have received an uncompleted box, since they're assembled in Flint, Michigan.

That's a field trip many kids wouldn't mind at all because kids, as well as adults, are curious about where their dookie goes when its flushed away.

…and chronic nagging…nagging nagging nagging nagging nagging nagging nagging nagging nagging nagging nagging

One loaf of bread for the entire class?

Here is the real life newscaster who inspired the Kent Brockman character. And at 5:00 is the anchorman who inspired Ron Burgundy.

Kuala Lumpur is actually inland. I hope somebody got fired for that blunder.

They might have had a soda machine plugged in that room, but since soda machines are considered non-box related, they took it out.

"That's what passes for entertainment these days? Wozzle wazzle?"

Awwwwwww, it just gets worse and worse.

HA HA!

"When will we be able to see a finished box sir."
"Oh, we don't assemble them here. That's done in Flint, Michigan."

I just love Skinner's "mmmhmmm" as he begins to follow the yellow line.

Now here's my office. If you direct your eyes to the floor you'll see a yellow line. Follow it. It will lead you around my desk and back out the door.

If anybody wants me I'll be in my room.