For the cast it has, this show should be so much better. Instead, it's really hit or miss. 3rd acts are always something like "hamster got inside the turkey dinner, then they ate it!!!" or "whoops, cocaine got mistaken for salt on their margaritas, now they're really high!!!"

Colin Farrell get at me! LL Cool J! LL Cool J, get at me!!

Equal in quality? Nah. Yelawolf's new CD is kinda meh, but what he's put out before is more interesting than anything Mobb Deep has released in a decade.

"My first internship during college was working for a local newsmagazine in San Francisco, which mostly consisted of local food and tourism stories, which alternated between fascinating (sourdough bread bakeries) or mind-numbingly boring (trips to shantytowns around the Bay Area)"
Typo, right? The two stories in…

Funniest show on TV. That is all. Congrats to the guys.

Oh yeah, I remember that 1st episode when they made the arduous journey from NYC and Boston, AKA small-town USA to the sleepy town of Seaside Heights.

You are wrong! The 2nd Alien film is your favorite.

I know it's the internet, but just because *you* never heard of him, doesn't lessen how famous he is. Were you making hilarious "Who?" posts 3 years ago when Lady Gaga came up on the newswire?

But it's cool to say "Who?" when one of the most famous musicians on the planet has a health problem.

The show's just not that good. I've seen almost every episode, like the cast (except Taco's character) and the premise, but it's just average at best.

Father of the Bride is a good movie. Discuss.

TV shows do not need and should not have movies.

What I've gained from the commercials is that Hugh Jackman plays a retired boxer who, due to so many blows to the head, now spends all day shitting his pants and dreaming about a robot fighting league.

J. Cole and Big Sean have to be the most uninspiring rappers I have ever seen. Even all the Cool Dad jokes about Jay-Z don't explain it. But at least Big Sean's album had monster beats. J. Cole's production is nothing special.

Pretty sure most people who are aware of Kid Cudi, one of the most popular musicians of the last 4 years, know what he looks like, Dude On Internet.

The reasons you avoided BD are the exact same reasons I did. Blaxploitation spoofs have been done and the actual films of the genre come off as spoofs nowadays. But BD is so fucking funny.

90% of Current's programming is marijuana-related documentaries. Not complaining.

Really digging the circa-2004 Shephard Fairey album cover.

Him, Paul F. Tompkins, and Edgar Wright are the dream team of DLM guests.

"We get it. You're clever. You don't have to repeat the punchline so often."