Sepinwall states on his blog that the Star-Ledger will be publishing his Hitfix articles from time to time, so as far as I can tell nothing has changed much, 'cept he'll probably get higher reading figures at a pop culture site.

*see*

I've yet to seek the film, but most of the reviews so far have been fairly positive here in the UK.

Yeah, Adam Scott seems perfect for this show. Anyone know if he's coming in as a regular or for a recurring guest role?

It's definitely an overused premise, but they had some great lines in that scene to redeem it. 'The King stay the King' being the obvious one.

"and when there were two sets of footprints I was wheelbarrowing you"

Conan's great and this would be a travesty but…
My first thought was "then what happens to Jimmy Pardo?" (he's currently the warm up guy on the Tonight Show.)

Proposition W8 passes, congratulations Wildcard Charlie.

Yeah that's true, I actually re-listened to it yesterday after being reminded of it and liked it a lot more this time.

I like Jimmy Pardo (I know him mainly from Never Not Funny and subscribe to every season), but Pompous Clown seemed to only be audience interaction. Admittedly the interactions were great, but I spent the entire show waiting for him to actually start the show.

My avatar proves I agree wholeheartedly with the Blue Jam recommendation.

@Bucky, Khandi Alexander played one of the major characters in The Corner too, David Simon's predecessor to The Wire.

It happens all the time. The main one at the moment is Jack Dee's Lead Balloon, which is a piss poor version of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

same problem as The State in getting the rights to the music.

An Australian with a computer and no job is a dangerous thing indeed. Unless of course everyone in Australia has exactly the same terrible style of writing and it's not just one douche with a bunch of usernames.

Would recommend the BBC Adam and Joe podcast which is free and brilliant.

the less said about last of the summer wine the better though.

The Vomitorium of Rev. Olympus

*SPOILER* my main problem with the film was that there wasn't much evidence in it that Clough was an 'egotistical genius', just egotistical. from watching the film it would be easy to believe that Taylor was the talented one (a couple of times when the team is performing badly Clough asks Taylor who to buy, he does…

And at penises, I concur.