I can't wait to read Dan Hedaya's reminiscences!

Shhhh! Don't spoil Helen Mirren's cameo!

And does Neil Patrick Harris have a cake for you!

I remember reading somewhere that in ye olde Art Fleming days, they actually did require the who/what/etc. to fit, but that they also gave the contestants the opportunity to correct themselves. I don't know whether that's true or not.

"Blood Father might have been even better with Tom Hardy"

Blood Father & Stride Mother

Aldo Raine speaks faux-Italian at Superman to confuse him, then Eli Roth sneaks up and blows himself and Superman up with a Kryptonite suicide bomb.

They digitally replaced his face with that of Fred Willard.

Let's Bowl!

This may explain something I'd wondered about: When Tosh.0 first started, he'd always reference a bygone Comedy Central show at the end of the third block (which brought back some great memories), but I never heard him refer to MST3K.

Opie and Anthony take the piss out of Smirnoff's Branson venture: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I'd buy that for a dollar!

William Daniels is just doing what it takes to win that tontine.

I recorded that a while ago and finally got around to it last week. I gave up after about 20 minutes.

Leonard Pierce already has the next two decades covered.

First Ken Howard, now this. Someone is going after the SAG presidents.

Indeed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

Was that Saul's choice, though? I assumed it was just what Robert Forster's character offered him, just like Walt was banished to New Hampshire.

"You know, Leni Riefenstahl had lens flare that she made the Jews watch."

Coincidentally, one of the few episodes of It's Garry Shandling's Show I (vaguely) remember involves an audience member laughing to death, and Garry attends the funeral. It ends with the audience guy's ghost dressed as an angel playing the theme on his harp.