Some people really, really like that episode. I enjoyed it on a rewatch. There are way, way worse episodes, most of which are early. Chef Aid, for example. Let Go, Let Gov is an inferior late addition. But even bad late episodes clearly have love crafted into them.

I certainly would not rule out the potential for that influence to have loomed large.

Realistic depictions also does not mean normal depictions.

I had to cleanse my pallet by immediately watching the Eric Andre Show episode where Hannibal hosts. Now that is some funny shit.

200, 201, and.. they can't show the Super Best Friends one? Geesh.

I wish the High Flying Birds would have a collective encounter with an aircraft engine.

Yup. My decades-old definition of hipster is someone that refuses to like music that he or she can't appear to have discovered on their own.

Worst time in mainstream anything music. Outkast and Eminem were great, Beck released Midnite Vultures, Timbaland and Cash Money were producing good things. The W was an underrated Wu-Tang album.

Sportsmanship!
Books!

That's depressing to read. I wish you luck. At least you can admit that Oasis was a mediocre band now, right?

I'll bet someone finally learned how to date Natalie Dormer.

American History X is not a bad movie, although it's certainly overrated by many.

Bret Hart. Mr. Levesque is good, but only gets to be #1 at boss-daughter-fucking.

That wasn't that bad, and at least definitely worth it. Diving down with triple AP materia into the last dungeon to boost Knights of the Round, now that pretty much sickened me on the game. The game I put 100 hours into multiple times.

Which I take it, is why they had to awkwardly add "REMAKE" in the middle of this goofy video? So I guess the title on the box art will also be "REMAKE".

Doesn't Christina Aguilera squawk on that show too? And didn't she peak showing her ass in lingerie in a music video 15 years ago?

Childrens Hospital was effing AMAZING this week.

Good Day Sunshine is so archetypically a Paul song, and great in it's goofy way. See also: Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey, When I'm Sixty-Four, Let 'em In, Silly Love Songs, etc.

There is probably no song more definitively late-era Beatles than I Am The Walrus.

Agreed. I skip Ob La Di.