The real left-field performance in that one is Henry Czerny for me. He has about a third of his scenes with Harrison Ford and he occupies just as much space and is just as memorable.

For a long time as a teenager, I always seriously thought he was this guy

Great as that scene is, it's a distant 2nd to anything with Scott Glenn.

Even though the author of this article is named Sam, I heard this in the voice of someone on Cheers.

The new Coldplay album.

Tubaman. His proficiency in low booming musical notes deafens and defeats his enemies in melodic fashion.

WWF wasn't that much better for his absence though. They never had a solid face of the company again until Austin.

KOTR '93 was possibly the most depressing PPV in history between that and the death of Hulkamania.

A lot of people who are rightly considered legends in the business in and out of the ring owe their careers to him.

Wasn't that film where he played a little person a comedy?

Now that Letterman's about gone, let's hope he can find something where he can be silly again.

I was just thinking about how disturbing that scene was.

It's like if Stripes were remade as a Tarantino pastiche. But it's definitely just as funny in spots. I'd say Ed Harris is someone who should be on this list too, but then again there was Milk Money.

Still blows my mind it's him that does the voice-over for HBO Sports.

I liked the Austin one the most I think. It has the funniest opening anyway. The DC one might be my least favorite. Musically I don't care for punk at all, but the DIY ethos is certainly to be admired.

The big one this week is that I'm about 3/4th the way through Sonic Highways. It's pretty interesting until it becomes about the Foo Fighters' latest record (and the songs are okay). The major disappointment is we didn't learn about Nashville's punk scene…

I'll be honest, my choice in movies as a kid were pretty ill-informed with a few exceptions, the major one being the Back to the Future series which I still enjoy. I'll give you a good example, the year Jurassic Park (which I didn't see until the VHS came out, but got a standing ovation from our local theater the…

I don't ever remember seeing it except maybe on VHS at a babysitters when I was too young to remember every frame. Haven't seen the Indiana Jones movies in their entirety either.

I've never even seen the originals, and haven't been in any rush to either.

I completely agree, and will cop that my own answer isn't true to the question stated either.