Your opinion is wrong and you should feel bad.

You stupid, clumsy bitch!

That episode has the best cold open the show ever did.

I still listen to DLM regularly, but I miss the Leonard Maltin game a lot. Reverse Maltin just isn't as fun…

It's okay. At least you're pretty.

He did Jeff Who Lives at Home, which has a very weird seriousness and melancholy throughout.

One of the reasons I think I Love You, Man is so successful as a film is the endless likability of both Rudd and Segel.

In addition to everything you said about how great the movie is, one of my favourite bits I read in an interview a few years back: Russell Brand joked that resented the movie because people still come up to him and say "You sound like you're from London" in Paul Rudd's goofy non-accent.

It reminded me too much of Chris Gethard.

I also felt that way when he turned up in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.

When I read the title, my first thought was "I hope The Decemberists beat Death Cab for Cutie". I like Death Cab quite a bit, but Picaresque and Crane Wife are phenomenal albums.

I've always enjoyed his appearances on Doug Loves Movies.

I think Pete's most successful interviews are the ones when he spends most of the time talking about comedy.

I'm just here to like every comment about how great Maslany is.

I enjoyed watching the crowd react to Reggie Watts. They clearly didn't know what to expect.

I didn't read "dudebro" as insulting. It's a classification of a type of person.

Then get some corduroy trousers? Maybe a nice boot?

Although, the people who come out on facebook to make comments about these sorts of things are the people who need to yell loudly and complain pointlessly—like the people who needed to complain about referring to a sandstorm as a haboob.

It can be two things.

Interesting… I didn't realise PFT didn't have improv training. Now I want to go back and re-listen to episodes of this and other things to listen to him improvise.