Wilco, DBT, Deer Tick, Pinegrove, Big Thief at the same event is a damn near dream lineup for me. Too bad it's in the opposite corner of the country…

Ozma opened for Weezer when I saw them on tour in….2002? Them and Saves The Day….

And now they're on indefinite hiatus.

I'd swap EWBAITE with Green album (which was released at the perfect high school age for me, so it probably holds some nostalgia value that belies its actual quality), but otherwise I'm right on with this ranking. (and if anyone wants to swap Blue for Pinkerton I wouldn't argue against them).

Erik Adams' choice, right down to the "Perfect Situation still gets the occassional spin" qualifier, was exactly the same Weezer experience I had with Make Believe.

This film was shot locally in upstate NY where the director's originally from - the premise itself sounded decent but inoffensive in an indie kinda way that I had some decent expectations for it, too bad to see it earn a middling review here.

This….sounds magical. Cheers is a huge TV blind spot for me (too young for its original run) but hearing about episode specifics make me want to go back & watch.

Oh yeah…I believe Ryan Howard was on The Office in one of the later seasons when Jim was part of that sports agency upstart, too. Plus subway ads for days. Dude's got credits!

Idiocy is a real stretch!

'twas good, but 'twasn't a TV show.

How About that!?

(you misspelled "Roger Clemens")

Which baseball player made a larger contribution to TV pop-culture - Keith Hernandez on Seinfeld, or Wade Boggs with his Simpsons + It's Always Sunny appearances?

Clarence?

B+! Well La….Di-Da!

Great picks - This House is Not For Sale always hits me hard - especially the lyric "Tell 'em that the house is not for sale/We could grab a couple sheets and give 'em quite a scare." The song "Haunted House" off the new album immediately brought my head back to that line - I love it.

Good time to finally check out Everybody Wants Some.

LOL but those Fox robots. Man….they'll keep me comin' back.

and a game volume problem….

No - he was in Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death with Shannon Tweed.