Yep, to each his own. I like Maron you like Carolla. I was referring to Jesse, Jordon, Go! I thought it was two pretty entertaining buddys trying to top one another but the guest is pretty much superfluous. If I tune in specifically for a guest then I prefer a fanboy, hence Nerdist.

I was about 30 minutes in when I was inspired to respond. It's interesting that you bring up Jesse and Jordan because I have the same problem with them. All of these guys are so in love with their own voices that any guest is lucky to get a word in edgewise. If you like their shtick then more power to you but don't…

Because nobody can sit there and passively listen to Carrolla's endless smug, entitled, angry, libertarian white guy ranting quite like A-list actors.

So it's safe to say that Guggenheim's career- *puts on sunglasses* -is on a downward spiral.

Since she only seems to get work in her hubby's movies, don't expect to see her in a car chase scene on the LA River basin anytime soon.

Well if I learned anything from Doc Hollywood (and God knows I learned a LOT) it is that if you have to get to get from NYC to LA to start your lucrative career in plastic surgery and time is of the essence, then the fastest way to get there is by car but only if you take the scenic by-ways of South Carolina.

I'm an aspiring observational stand up comic looking for original material about horror movies to riff on. Could all of you repeat your ideas slowly while I write this down?

Bones always struck me as a bunch of dumb, pretty people trying and failing miserably to act like smart, geeky people.

How dare you tar this man with your bad puns.

It's all about synergy. Dame Helen brings heretofore unrealized depth to her role as 'tailback' in Madden '11.

He'll invite her to dinner and find out she is actually sassy black eighth-grader.

Glen reminds me of mini-Richard Burton from Gamera. http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Well at least now we'll finally know what Sam Neill meant when he said, "I would have liked to have seen Montana!"

I always thought this story could be made into a kick-ass movie. I'd suggest they keep it a nineteen-thirties period piece and use Talking Heads' The Overload in either the opening or closing credits.

….or even just the bottom of.

Pea-gate
I am really surprised that this review downplayed the most egregious appropriation of pea puree since The Exorcist. Top Chef was always supposed to better than other reality shows in that it was truly graded on merit and not Survivor like intrigue and subterfuge. Tonight the the deciding element on the…

Do they get the internets in London?

The disintegration of this thread was a gorgon conclusion.

Respect for my Missuss. Andrea did give the impression that she would gladly drown her entire brood of rug-rats just to trade places with Michelle Bernstein.

Kids at a wet T-shirt contest, what were they thinking in the seventies? Now if you will excuse me I'm off to Hooters for my daughter's seventh birthday party.