"Let's Impeach the President," maybe? Not as big as the two you mentioned, but reasonably mainstream.

I think it's pretty clear that you have to write the other three verses now.

Of course, "Mary Jane's Last Dance" is also strikingly similar to The Jayhawks' "Waiting for the Sun," which Petty no doubt heard every night as they opened for the Heartbreakers in 1992.

Well, if they don't like it in the U.K., I don't see how anyone could possibly be interested.

Awful, awful, awful—and the sentimentality of the final scene was in no way earned or justified by the rest of the episode.

I was inclined to cut him some slack, but it really started to bug me after (a) Mould himself pronounced the name correctly several times and (b) the host said that Hussker Du was the only thing he listened to for several years.

The Mould Interview
I enjoyed the interview with Mould despite not particularly enjoying much of his music—but was anyone else driven to distraction by the interviewer's insistence on pronouncing the band "HUSS-ker Du"?

Bill Cosby? A lecher, maybe, and depending on your politics an idealogue, but he seems sane.

Doesn't "Final Destination meets Mythbusters" pretty much describe the Spike series "1,000 Ways to Die"?

Superfighters
I can't stop playing this game; I've played it every night for two weeks now. It has taken over my life.

Awkward
Reviews were positive across the board except at this very website.

How long before she pulls out the Glinda Goodwin voice that she used for EVERYTHING her last three years on SNL?

Ugh
I haven't seen "Bridesmaids," so take that into account here, but I haven't laughed at Maya Rudolph in at least six years.

And why is everyone so interested in heads in jars from the late 20th/early 21st century? For that matter, why is everyone in the 31st century so up on pop culture from a millennium before? Most people I know don't know anything at all about the culture of, say, 1011. (I say most people because I teach college English…

But does it make him cry?

There's a story, probably apocryphal, that when the Smiths launched into "Meat Is Murder" one night, someone threw a cartoon-style chain of sausage links onto the stage. It happened to go into Morrissey's mouth just as he was closing it, making him unwittingly eat meat (and presumably commit some sort of secondhand…

Oh for Crying Out Loud…
"If you quite rightly feel horrified at the Norway killings, then it surely naturally follows that you feel horror at the murder of ANY innocent being."

Oh, and Melanie Hutsell.

Cheri O'Teri's the worst of all time? No way. She had some annoying characters, but we're talking about a show that cast Horatio Sanz, Charles Rocket, and Adam Sandler.

The trailer sure makes it look like a comedy: http://alittlehelpthemovie….