You should have you own Podcast!

I saw Brazil on acid for the first time. It was… a trip.

Sells out at 12:01 - tickets only available at Stubhub for $800 dollars and first born.

I would give anything to find a "Ringo" for my band. "A good drummer plays to the music" - this guy is right but many drummers do not understand. I won't go on about keyboard players also….

My first thought was The Wall but then remembered that was more about sobering up too.

"Yeah we don't need you round here"! (tries to bond with the cool kids 'til they note that the only Rap I own are Fear of a Black Planet and an old Schooly D record…)

ISIS take note!

Ah the Swing - growing up in the Inland Empire it was the place to see popular bands the day before or after their "Big" show at the L.A. Forum.

When the keyboard player starts stepping all over my bass lines because he doesn't know how to play in a band, I just rest easy knowing most of the audience can't tell what I'm doing anyways.

It's almost like the show can't win - "there's too much filler & not enough action", "the characters need to be fleshed out more". Obviously the show is not for everyone but I just don't understand the "hate" watching thing.

SJW for the win!

"Carol - you can't solve every problem with murder!" - but to Carol it's probably not really a problem unless murder IS the only solution.

I said this above - I don't think Carol was advocating murder. Because of her own experience in an abusive realationship, she was being realistic about the Doctor accepting any solution to not beating his wife other than violently objecting to anyone suggesting they can butt into his family business.

"Slowride!…."

I got the impression that Carol believes that Rick will have to kill the Doctor because that's the only way they are going to get him to stop. Asking him nicely is just not going to work & it will be more his reaction to being told to stop that will cause his death than any actual willingness to kill him for being…

More than "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream"? Which I believe will never be made into a film without serious editing.

Couldn't we throw in some romance for the ladies? Like how the farmer invents the device so he can travel across time & space to reunite with his sweetheart. Hollywood loves to shoehorn a romance into everything.

She's not pretty enough to play the woman who is not pretty. - only in Hollywood.

It's a breath taking opening shot.

Speaking of Mr. Cross, not a fan of his music but since seeing the video parody of Ride like the Wind (the one where Rick Moranis plays Michael McDonald constantly running into the studio to lay down his back-up vocals), I now get excited when it comes on anywhere so I can sing along to that part. My friends have…