Fast Times?

Norton's also really funny in Birdman, playing a (maybe) slightly exaggerated version of his serious actor persona.

in awhile

Please don't ever compare anything involving the Wire to Spiderman 3. Thank you in advance.

Yes, he's even said so. It's a direct rip from People Get Ready.

You're the best man.

You're the best, man.

You do realize he probably won't be coming on the boards to read your comment, right?  No need to address it to him directly.

Mr. Pink?

Loved Michael McKean on WTF.  Is there a more likable celebrity out there?  His twitter persona (which I assume reflects who he really is) is smart and funny, without being snarky or mean-spirited.  What a treasure.

It was great.  I wonder if anyone has told Scott that Michael Caine's wife's name is Shakira, and that he's not married to the singer.  I think he was confused.

I agree with adding Donna, but think it would be great if they deliberately left Jerry out.  You know, because he's Jerry.

I'm not sure if it's true, but the story I've always heard is that he actually lived at the mansion for a while.

I'm not sure Hangover 2 belongs here. Yes, the plot was almost identical to the original, but, SPOILER ALERT, in both movies one of the characters puts them in their situation.  I'd hardly call it an unbelievable coincidence if it isn't something happening to the characters, but something they do themselves.

Hank Azaria and Marc Maron are almost TOO much alike.  I've heard people say they look alike, but, listening to them on WTF was really weird.  Their voices, inflections, backstories, and views on life were so similar I sometimes had trouble telling who was talking.

I think it's steam punk

"What is the millipede's favorite ride at Disneyland?"

The Dick Van Dyke interview was fantastic.

Pete Holmes's Steven Wright was fantastic - he overdid it with the Boston accent, but everything else was perfect. If that was really his first time doing it, that's pretty impressive.

Lincoln or Bane?