Rory Calhoun, he's that guy who's always standing and walking, right?

I haven't listened to it yet, but is the basic conceit going forward going to be someone who's a big fan of something (Harris with Phish, PFT with Jaws) introducing it to someone who doesn't know much about it / doesn't like it (Auckerman / Kremer)?  If that's the case, I'm totally in.  I really liked the original…

They're pros, that's why they don't break.  Fallon (and to an extent, Sanz) is terrible in that regard.  it's funny on occasion, but man, they did it way, way too much.

I'm going to take this not as an announcement that it's your birthday, but rather that you found a way to get younger.  Yesterday you were 32.  Now 18.

I love this skit so goddamn much.  Generally the last half hour of SNL is my favorite, they just don't care about pleasing the audience anymore and are just trying to make each other laugh.

Look what you did, now Captain Falcon's crying.

Hot tub foot.

Sure, but how do you get there?

Hot tub foot.

I think it's pronounced Eliza Coupe.

Wait, now it works.

I think page 2 is a myth, designed to get us to try over and over again to get to it.

And so begins the 12 days of oscar.  All right everyone, let's count them down from 1.

It's grown on me so much that I am very disappointed it didn't get a director and picture nomination.  I first walked out of it having no idea what the hell just happened, but I kept on thinking about it and gradually came to the conclusion that it did have a plot, just a very opaque one that doesn't work that hard to…

@avclub-16db446cafb1ffb1466e71eaf97a4f49:disqus Ah, so I did misunderstand you.

@Scrawler2:disqus @avclub-16db446cafb1ffb1466e71eaf97a4f49:disqus I'd recommend giving them a shot.  There's more detail and history in the books than can ever be put into the series, and things are starting to be somewhat different (SPOILER, I GUESS Arya and Tywin don't meet in the books).  I read the first one after…

The problem with prophesies on this kind of show is that to tell those stories, someone would literally have to stand around and tell another character the story, which is generally boring as all hell.  There was an instant of it when Pycelle was talking about the history of Westeros' kings in the season 1 finale, but…

Hodor really finds his voice when he raps.  It's his only outlet.

He's certainly got more personality, but I don't think he's yet got more character.  I like Tim and Rachel a lot, and I think it's solid writing and acting that lets us get a bead on them even though they have somewhere between 2-7 lines per season.

I'd guess its the comfort of routine in prison that not only lets him set his mind to individual tasks, but also makes it easier for him to stay on any meds he might be on.  I'd also think that Arlo is respected enough in that corner that no one hassles him much, so prison's probably relatively low stress for him.