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The Alpher and the Omegger
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…may God have mercy on our collective Animation Domination loving souls.

"1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Bei Mir Bistu Shein! OY!"

I think what Eakin meant was they started singing together in 1925… around the piano at the family home.  They started their career by imitating the Boswell sisters with Larry Rich's Orchestra in the early '30s.  To put it another way, don't get your information on pre-1960's vocal acts from The A.V. Club.  It's not

R.I.P. Patty, Maxene, and LaVerne

"Thom Yorke Denies Aphex Twin Denying Influencing Former Pop Band, Then Mumbles Something Nobody Understands."

Yes, but this site reminds me of that "certain place on the internet" sometimes… especially when the first comments on an article are a heated debate of who is the better internet critic of bad films.

My first though when I saw him in Zombieland was "Did Michael Cera turn this down?"

Cement just kind of sits there.  Al Jolson was the world's greatest entertainer.  When cement can sing "Sonny Boy" to me, I'll concede.

The last two installments of this feature have been pretty uninspired….

Meh.  It's just soap opera crossbred with musicals, and a splash of "badly produced auto-tuned music video" thrown in.  Personally, I've always felt a huge disconnect with the show… you know, mostly because it's a pile of festering ass.

They admitted outright at the start of this that they ripped off his arrangement.  What they might be trying to rectify at this point was they said he should just be happy for the exposure, even though it's clear they never intended to let the Gleek masses know he did the arrangement.  They've built an audience for

This late in the game, I think Glee needs all the help it can get.  It's not exactly the ratings giant it used to be.

Because Paul Williams was a diminutive '70s pop powerhouse who couldn't stop writing hit songs about saccharine sweet shit like that.

I don' think that would have become an over-used argument if there wasn't some truth to it, which there is.  I've seen several instances on this website where "It's popular so I hate it! This makes me cool for some reason!," or "It's unpopular so I love it! This makes me cool for some reason!" would substitute

I don' think that would have become an over-used argument if there wasn't some truth to it, which there is.  I've seen several instances on this website where "It's popular so I hate it! This makes me cool for some reason!," or "It's unpopular so I love it! This makes me cool for some reason!" would substitute

We see you, Will.I.Am.

You mean while I'm in my car, and she's in the street… right?  And by "run across," you really mean "run over?"

I hate to reply to something so old… but, Jet? Really?  You hate Jet?
You hate Jet, yet say that Fuel is harmless.  I am dumbfounded!

It may be someone in Fox's legal department who "helped" someone at Hulu "be on top of it."