I'm like this with Keane and Travis; two bands who are sub Snow Patrol in US relevancy, but dammit I'm a sucker for earnest Britrock mid-tempo songs.

Not sure if this was pointed out, but this show seems to be basically the parts of "Thor" where he shows up on earth trying to fit in, only now (half) animated, with even more goofs.

Pretty surprised looking at this that Zorn isn't voiced by Seth MacFarlane and there's like fifty jokes like the "coked-out" one.

I always ask for extra cilantro at my favorite taco truck. Sometimes I get a look like I might as well have just asked for extra cyanide.

Gotta say it: I had Chick Fil A's spicy chicken sandwich over the weekend and it is vastly superior to Wendy's version. Sorry.

the lack of Cheesy Gordita Crunch here is STUNNING.

And at once I listened…it was not magnificent.

Definitely love the zoom into the shot through the letters after the sequence ends.

We are merely exchanging long protein strings. If you can think of a simpler way, I'd like to hear it.

"I Just Threw Out the Love of My Dreams" is one of Rivers' best, and "Waiting on You" is my favorite Weezer song of all time.

He's my age for Chrissake! I have to get up five times a night to take a piss.

Come on you little chickenshit!

Big ups to the Wallflowers and Mario 64: two things that hold up.

That song is really no good. Just a bunch of obvious imagery set to an overwrought 60's guitar dirge.

It's too bad he can't blame it on the black star, since you know, Ed Norton is white.

This twin bit reminds me of in Beerfest when they brought in "Landfill II" after Landfill's untimely demise in the beer tankard.

Listened to the whole thing while hanging artwork the other day: every song is solid.

No love for Deadpool? Movie is an absurd blast for most of the run time.

Over-under on K Williams being the guy who wants to see Naz in the cell at the end of the "next time on.."?

"And now some scenes from *groans* "Klassic Krusty"…"