His twitter is pretty great too.

Hey! Same. If you passed the physical fitness test and had a B or better average, you could opt out of gym and take Tech Ed 2: Electricity in eighth grade. I learned how to wire a doorbell, wall socket, and made a music box the played 'Beautiful Dreamer'. I remember really loving soldering. Some parts of public school…

With the birthday hats on.

Yeah it's hard because Dennis Duffy was perfection — it's hard not to look at everything else as a play on that role. Or I just miss him saying "Hey Dummy."

What's interesting to me is that Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence are represented by the same agency (CAA). CAA negotiates their compensation, which, by the rest of us standards, is insane. However, in their world, it's interesting, right? Because this agency had to have known what was going down (how many other…

It's complicated or it's that for the most part, stand-up shows are played to a small, mostly drunk audience who want the person on the stage to go wild. I get that we live in the social media age where now everything you do, at any moment, can be put online for eternity but still — some of my favorite all-time…

TOO SOON.

Agreed. I don't know really, who he is but I've always loved the "character" of David Lynch. The Eagle Scout, normal guy who loves coffee (in brown Diner mugs), pie, America, but had a singular vision that just had to be put on film. I don't want that vision wrecked but I have to believe he knows we (as fans) don't…

Or about becoming an Eagle Scout.

What did Pascal say? "If they want to be paid less, I let them." That's the problem here — you need to know you're being paid less to stop it. You can't know that unless people give up that information. He's saying he's going to give up his personal information. Which, last I checked, most Americans don't do so this…

Thank you Velocirapstar. What he's doing is great and what we should all do (not the playing talking dogs part).

I liked Felicity's 'oh shit, he's doomed' face — as if only now there's a real threat to his life.

She makes a great point in that article but all you're focused on is apps. Technology. And/or logistics. Logistics and technology: Is that all you men care about?

I left even though I loved Penguin. But now this . . . Paul Reuben's casting is just wrecking me. It's so perfect. I think I'm going back in.

The movie is amazing. Outside of Friday Night Lights, it's my favorite thing about football ever. "Chicks dig scars. Glory lasts forever."

It's also a perfect cult classic with the dog and the cool hotel and the look of it. Ridiculously clever and unassumingly great.

I have at least four people in my life, all of whom are crazy film geeks, who swear, hands down, Keanu Reeves is the greatest actor of this generation just because of how many iconic roles he now has (the above, Constantine, now John Wick, maybe the Replacements). Like screw Joaquin Phoenix because it's one thing to…

I still can't quite figure out if it was supposed to have a point or if it was purposefully pointless.

I love it. Too many secrets. The geese. It's a fantastically memorable/quotable film.

It was extraordinarily encouraging that Felicity and Diggle actually had valid and unique points of view this episode though.