Not to derail you, but what did you think of Wasteland 2? I wasn't a backer, but I played the director's cut. It was glitchy as shit, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

The second time I saw it was in film class in college. As we were walking out, the most stereotypical sorority girl you could imagine yelled at her friend, "ERMAGERD. I JUST HAD TO SIT THROUGH THE WORST MOVIE OF ALL TIME."

Yes, they often do.

With 33 (Gillian), 35 (Paul), and Aziz (33), you're really pushing the definition of "millennial." Those three are solidly gen-x.

I started watching this show because people on the flop house FB group would simply not. shut. up. about it. It didn't look like anything I would enjoy, but I really liked it. Led me to watch 30 Rock, too, which also exceeded my expectations.

I have the FWJ DVD's, but I've never heard the commentaries. I will remedy that asap.

The flop house is my favorite podcast. But Dan and Stuart sound wildly different to me.

What's up with the bolded "n"s in this interview? Did the font you guys use always look like that? I keep feeling like there's crud on my monitor.

That kid, FWIW, is a (bafflingly) Emmy-winning TV personality.

I had been a fan for a while, but I eventually sold their first four records because they had literally one trick. I couldn't tell a difference between a song on their first record or their fourth, as there seemed to be no stylistic development. The Prince Avalanche soundtrack was excellent, though, and made me feel…

But it's not the past anymore, so it wouldn't be fighting back.

Throwaway plot device character. He had about 3 pages in the book.

I watched them both last night, and basically just posted this exact comment to facebook. So wrecked this AM I almost called into work (and I read that book twice).

It's a more innocent time, and James Franco is pretty handsome.

1. The Lisbon interaction was not in the book to my recollection.
2. You're right that he didn't reset again after that. The book would seem to imply a difference between actively changing the past and smaller, butterfly effect-type things.
3. Christ, please no more of this. I don't want this to turn into Under the Dome.

I know. I grew up with that kind of food. It just seemed a tad ironic of a choice leaning toward multiculturalism, because I understand the first movie had quite a bit of anti-Middle Eastern sentiment.

That was the biggest one for me. It must have been on screen for 30 seconds from three different angles. In fact, I started to think, "OK. We get it."

I'm gonna need a year or five before I can revisit this. Good god.

Touch and Go, although they never really had written contracts - just handshake agreements. Butthole Surfers never recorded for SST.

Also, their "Islamophobic tendencies" didn't stop the crew from setting up a gyro/falafel food truck right in front of the building.