Really? He's a time-traveling, alien-fighting bisexual in two shows?
Typecast.

I don't know about Joe Schmo 2. I watched the first season though, and Kristen Wiig was definitely one of the actors on the show. It also had Lance Krall (from the hilarious Free Radio on VH1) as the gay guy.

Shit on a Shingle
I fucking suck.

Holy Shit
I didn't know you guys were doing this books.

Holy Shit
I didn't know you guys were doing this books.

Flaccid size doesn't matter. It's all about the erection size.

Don't forget William Forsythe!

Totally agree. Had the choice between this and Moon this weekend and made the wrong fucking choice. Whatever Works was awful… Larry David calling people inchworms and sub-mentals, the poorly written caricatures of southern people who suddenly become liberals and worst of all, the fucking good looking accented…

This could be his Deadpool.

The John Larroquette Show isn't really considered a cult show, I don't think, but I'd like to see that on dvd.

Or maybe that's a couple episodes down the line. How could I skip over Complaint Box?

We get another f-bomb cutaway in the next episode, when Jimmy is eating with the manners-minded teacher and she scolds him for saying hell and damn. He of course starts to say fuck, when we cut back to the station's kids/porno mags storyline.

I've watched Stewardess School at 6 AM on HBO before
It was probably a decade or so later, I was in my early 20s, smoking a joint by myself at my parents house while they were out of town, recently broken up from a girl I was going to propose to, and I think SS featured player Wendi Jo Sperber had just died in real…

D'oh!

HDNet Movies
I watched it for free (well, as part of a premium cable package that I pay for, I guess) on HDNet Movies not long ago. It was okay, with the twist pretty obvious early in the film. I will say that enough of it was pretty intense for me to get some enjoyment out of it, especially the shit with the insane…

GIGANTOR. GIGANTOR. GIGAAAANNNNTOOOR.

Jukeboxes. Vincent Price. Breakfast cereal! Hank Williams. Air Conditioning! The Coen Brothers! Microbreweries. Carl Perkins. Baseball! Flannery O'Connor. DVR. John Wayne. The Urinal. Motorcycles. Kurt Vonnegut. Diners! The Assembly Line. Levon Helm. The list goes on and on… America fucking rocks.

Don't forget Southern Gothic lit.

Hmm, while Americans kick ass at the short story, most of the earliest short story writers weren't American, are they? Chekov, Gogol, Hoffmann, Guy de Maupassant, etc. Sure we had Hawthorne, Melville and Poe around the same time, but I would hesitate to say Americans invented the form.

Missile Command!