"I'm not finished."
"Oh yes you are!"

It's well-established that he's ugly, which is a poor fit for a boy band. I like that episode though, if only for Lt. LT Smash.

It's well-established that he's ugly, which is a poor fit for a boy band. I like that episode though, if only for Lt. LT Smash.

Whenever he guests on Family Guy, I just add it to the list of things they ripped off The Simpsons. They were the first to have Adam We too.

Whenever he guests on Family Guy, I just add it to the list of things they ripped off The Simpsons. They were the first to have Adam We too.

@avclub-9b3eca27b368c5a2a7efc94dc5c4afc5:disqus  I don't think that was a cutaway. Dr. Colossus was in jail and wasn't impressed with Burnsie's attempts to block the sun, declaring him "a rank amateur" when compared to himself, then later he's mistakenly released when Sideshow Mel and Krusty tell the police that…

@avclub-9b3eca27b368c5a2a7efc94dc5c4afc5:disqus  I don't think that was a cutaway. Dr. Colossus was in jail and wasn't impressed with Burnsie's attempts to block the sun, declaring him "a rank amateur" when compared to himself, then later he's mistakenly released when Sideshow Mel and Krusty tell the police that…

Sounds like a more competently-made version of The Room.

Jellybeans etc…

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Has there ever been a documentary on Waters? That would be endlessly fascinating and stomach-churning.

Moore is like the guy at a party who is obviously intelligent but is probably too smart for his own good and is really annoying unless he has a particularly good point.

What bugs me about this premise is that he's roughly ten years late to the whole "metrosexual" phase. If a documentary on this HAD to be made, it should've been done when Queer Eye was still a massive hit.

I'm not usually a fan, but I really enjoyed The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. I think the larrakin tone of that one really suited his limited abilities, plus it was genuinely fascinating to see how much of a role product placement plays in our movies and TV shows.

You mean this isn't about Mankind?

It's impossible. The great thing about Anchorman is that it was a total surprise, to me at least. I'd never heard of Will Ferrell or Steve Carrell before, and when I saw Paul Rudd in it I was like "Hey it's that guy from Clueless!" and that freshness is a big part of why I loved it.

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Can't find it in me to be snarky, hope he's alright.

No Kindle for me thanks, I prefer leatherbound books.

Bold claim. The Other Guys was a good return to form for Will Ferrell, but no way it tops Anchorman.