The chaotic montage of track athletes competing while the media and law enforcement descend on the Olympic Village is set to "Immigrant Song" and it is utterly incredible.  It's the best music video I've ever seen, it just happens to be in the middle of an amazing documentary.

Late-model GVS looks a lot like former Homeland Security Director Tom Ridger.

it's not easy coordinating a bug hunt, either. Therefore, Hicks or Apone should have won best supporting actor.

This is the DVD review of Time Out, I think you're referring to the film Time Cop.

High points
1. Carrie's mucus cough
2. Heather Graham's timeless decolletage.

The Nest
I may not be remembering this correctly, but I believe the office space used in the "work is play" sketch is the home of an advertising firm profiled in the documentary Art & Copy, and the nest is an actual meeting space.

What basketball team are you referring to in this metaphor?

I especially liked Rhonda.

Nah, I'm pretty sure Eisenhower was talking about the importance of Hillary Swank movies.

Plus Adrianna wanted him to get into male modeling. He knew he'd probably be successful, but didn't want to associate with that class of people.

Seems a bit unlikely (to me, anyway) that she is using her dad's credit card when she's been raking in boatloads from the show, appearances, a book, etc. Another example of a line fed to her by the production staff.

But Gleeson gets the best line of the movie:
I retract that bit about your cunt fucking kids.

Just watched this on IFC OnDemand and it was really fucking stupid.

All of these are great examples, but unfortunately they are all offset by the "In the Air Tonight" disaster in Miami Vice.

It's time for spice! Spice is nice!

What did you do with the Nuremberg defendants?

Go fuck yourself, Frodo.

I always thought it was "I like to stop at the duty free shop."

Laud Heap is a borderline pro bowl tight end for the Ravens, I think.

Al Davis: This relationship must go down, and it must go down hard.