Norm and Aisha Tyler as co-hosts would have been amazingly amazeballs.

Lots of talk show hosts have made me laugh, but no others have changed my life.

When he talks, ice cubes fall out of his mouth.

Disinterest, apparently. He's said that he wanted to leave and try new things before he got tired of doing the Late Late show. http://variety.com/2014/tv/…

I'll do you. I haven't tried anything yiffy yet anyway.

I can't say for sure, but I'm going to go with Tarzan (with Bo Derek). Saw it as part of a double feature with For Your Eyes Only.

I feel like Ferguson is irreplaceable. Few hosts are as interactive during their interviews - Craig seems to actively listen to and care about what they're saying. I loved his interview with Duchovny a few days ago, and how he seemed genuinely surprised that Duchovny had a new TV show going.

By being out of the target age range for Transformers by the time it came out, and in the target range for Boogie Nights when it was released. I still haven't seen the Transformers movie - I haven't even seen most of the cartoons.

Why does Sheldon, the largest of the friends, not simply eat the others?

You should watch Robone Hood. Marian gets impaled quite a bit.

As wise man, or God, surreptitiously checking up on his son and baby mama?

Richard Kluger's 'The Sheriff of Nottingham' was an interesting read - he did research into the actual sheriff at the time of the signing of the Magna Carta. I expected an 'inversion' of the Robin Hood story, but Robin barely figures into the novel at all. It's fiction, of course, but he rounds out the book with…

No movie with Alan Rickman as a villain can truly suck. It's unpossible.

Almost every superhero story is some sort of MacGuffin plot, though, whether it's keeping the bad guys away from it or stealing it away from them. It's scaffolding to hang the rest of your story off of. So it mostly boils down to how much do you want to spend time with any particular group of characters, and how…

She. And she did it at the Friday's in Sheepshead Bay! I know some of the staff that she mentions in the article. Marisa is one of their better waitresses. http://gawker.com/my-14-hou…

She was on Angel as some sort of records room custodian for the evil law firm, too. So incongruous.

I was surprised that I paid more for less food at Five Guys than I did at Red Robin, even after including a tip, and the quality of both was comparable. RR maybe even a bit better.

LSP seems like the kind of friend you'd make some sort of Eliza Doolittle project out of.

We ran a few buffets , and I was a wedding / event planner (I worked in a 'resort' hotel) and the advice we gave all the new restaurant employees was to load up on the salads / fruits / veggies at the start of the buffet so you weren't hungry by the time you went for other stuff.

I feel that way every time I go to CiCi's Pizza. There were people there who were twice my weight this evening, and lots of people bigger than that.