What, no 'Ladies and Gentleman the Fabulous Stains?' Every one of those Stains performances are amazing in that movie. Never forget.

My favorite part of the episode is in the first scene. He looks at that ice cream like it's a life boat he wants to dive into, and really just can't wait for Gaby Hoffman to leave so that he can jump into it.

My favorite part of the episode is in the first scene. He looks at that ice cream like it's a life boat he wants to dive into, and really just can't wait for Gaby Hoffman to leave so that he can jump into it.

Much like the author, I want more podcasts, not less. I'm annoyed that Dana Gould Hour only comes out twice a month, and I wait like a junkie at the methadone clinic for my Monday morning WTF fix. It's actually crowded out TV watching for me at this point.

Much like the author, I want more podcasts, not less. I'm annoyed that Dana Gould Hour only comes out twice a month, and I wait like a junkie at the methadone clinic for my Monday morning WTF fix. It's actually crowded out TV watching for me at this point.

Um, ALL of the pseudo-Springsteen music in Eddie and the Cruisers? They made it sound like the 'lost album' that the movie centers around is some kind of art rock experimental masterpiece, but is anybody buying that after they've heard 'On the Dark Side?'

Um, ALL of the pseudo-Springsteen music in Eddie and the Cruisers? They made it sound like the 'lost album' that the movie centers around is some kind of art rock experimental masterpiece, but is anybody buying that after they've heard 'On the Dark Side?'

THANK YOU. Driving me crazy. It looked like he was leaning over a foam pad about 3 inches high lying on the floor.

Seriously, what's that from? Where are his legs? Is that too much to ask?

Can someone tell me where that man's legs are in the picture for this article? I'm finding it very disturbing.

Bill Murray or NO SEQUEL.

Above this comment box it says 'Replying to Poop' so I forgot what I was just going to say in defense of Nathan Rabin. It would have been sincere, though.

I've got it, you've got it, we've got it.
I'm surprised y'all missed Jungle Fever. The opening scene, unless I'm misremembering, is a pan up to an upper level apartment window, and Wesley snipes appears having what some might call 'marital relations.'

I'd like to upgrade your status from 'swell' to 'a genuine sweetheart' in honor of your reductive skills! 'Everyone knows' is my favorite argumentative tool too!

Wouldn't we all.

Why oh why?
In the words of Omar Little, "The Cheese Stands Alone."

What a swell guy! I'd like to get some ice cream with you some time!

Oh, and it's 16:28 long. And it has what I believe is a Native American delivering the saddest monologue I've heard this century.

I couldn't have said it better myself, Fidel. It was so cool that it came with the record. I actually bought it in part because I heard about the CD inclusion on a local Music review program. Thanks to WBER 90.5 fm in Rochester, NY and especially The Spotlight review with Bob Sheffel.

Nobody at the AV club supporting good ol' post rock?
I submit for your approval, The Dead Flag Blues by Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Ominous, sad, distinctly North American. A little love?