@Subhuman: What? Don't you mean Bob Hoskins (who was not in Ghostbusters)?

Caught the show in Minneapolis. It was amazing. Here's hoping he does another leg through the US in 2012.

@Houston Eulers: Not 100% about Barret. The "silver spoon on a chain" and the "grand piano to prop up my mortal remains" are references to Rick Wright's cocaine habit that partly drove Waters to boot him out. Great song though—one of my faves of this album.

Damn you, silent "e"!!

More like "Momentary Lapse Of Talent"! Amirit?!? HIYO!

And speaking of bowel movements, wouldn't that dude beneath the apes on the balcony be covered in turds?

My morning bowel movement looked better than Burton's 'Apes.

Nazis?!?
Wait, where the fuck did that come from? It was definitely not in the original release? Was that some DVD extra I haven't seen?

IIRC, Lambert's also partially blind, or at least has very poor sight—which is particularly funny given all the swordplay involved.

Connery's character was Egyptian, actually. He just worked for the King of Spain and assumed that culture's trappings.

I've been a huge Floyd fan since college—and I'm far removed from those years. Within the last year or so I finally came across all the bootlegs from their live shows and the 1977 tour Really Fucking Rocks. The jamming throughout the Animals and Wish You Were Here sets have to be heard to be believed. I recommend…

stupid, extra, commas…

@ Mr. Greene: Well, played, sir. Now I shall vomit and gouge my eyes out with a dull No. 2 pencil.

After poring over more of the podcast links provided, I'd like to take this opportunity to humbly apologize for jumping the gun.

linkage?
Hey, AV Club Jobs-stooges! Howzabout including links to the home pages of these podcasts instead of or in addition to the Itunes links? We don't *all* have hard-ons for Apple!

@Will You Marry Me: WTF are you talking about? Coralville kept you away from Hawkeye craziness?? We *were* going to Iowa, right? You'd have to be 50 miles away from Kinnick before that would happen.

My family is in the printing business and growing up, we had a small 3"x5" letterpress in the basement—just big enough to do greeting cards, business cards and COLLEGE IDs. I recall a group of kids at another high school that did the giant-wooden-ID thing that you'd stand behind, but they got busted. All I did was…

@C C Baxter: What the hell's a "Toyoda"? You got the last two letters right, but the first ones are "Hon."

Although, the lovely Miss Hannigan's ass doesn't blot out the sun when she walks by. A true tragedy, esp after Heartbreakers. Now she's more like Jennifer Loves Cake.

You are most sincerely welcome, TAFKaYAR! But please go see it anyway, if only for the spectacular landscapes and coffee shops—also for Violentia Placido. Such dichotomy in a beautiful woman!