ACME, shush.

Is that a Q*bert reference?

This probably isn't helpful to the conversation, but I feel like I should point out that Marina Sirtis seems to have that same disease that Julia Louis-Dreyfus has where they get hotter as they get older.

Yeah, you just gotta be smart about it. The old vodka in the Dasani bottle, that sort of thing.

Of course, the decision to have Mapplethorpe do those "Power Man/Iron Fist" covers did cause a bit of a controversy.

I love the way Howard will say something typically Howard, and Takei will suddenly become a prude and say something like, "YOU are a rascal!" It's such a weird moment of old timey-ness on Howard Stern, of all places.

This is the best one of these so far.

Finally! A TV show that speaks to the ghost jalopies in the audience!

Racetrack.

I fucking love this movie. That is all.

Yeah. I've never read them and don't know what the quality of the work is (a lot of people seem to like them), but it seems like easy money if she's still got ideas.

Just write another book if you want! Jesus!

"Come to Seattle! Whether it's your vacation or your life, you'll never want it to end!"

Ha, I forgot to come back to this.

There's only one, true rock and roll clown, and he's busy looking for some C-C-C-C-C-C-COCAINE!

That arc was from Judd Winick and I think was praised by GLAAD. Which may or may not mean anything to you. But I kind of chalked it up to a ham-fisted approach to shed light on a problem, something Green Lantern has a history with (both trying to be socially relevant and doing it clumsily).

Well, there is some solace in the notion that Ryan seems to have figured out a way to manage his illness so it doesn't screw up his life as much. That whole bit with him and Wilfred talking about not going back to the way things used to be and all. That seemed hopeful to me.

Yeah, but only because he shot up that executive board room that one time. You do that once, and you're typecast for life.

That's a little cornball.

Can't you read? He didn't watch it! But he knows it's a joke about terrorists! And he didn't watch it, so he must not be wrong, since he didn't see anything saying otherwise! Ipso facto, libtard!