Butterfinger Crisp
That's not a new product, Steve. I've been eating those for at least five years. It has all of the flavor of the original Butterfinger, but it doesn't stick in your teeth.

@Now Im Prune Tracy

I am, of course, very fond of, "Gee, Mister Peabody."

Joe: Man, I could really go for a Starbucks, y'know?
Frito: I don't really think we have time for a handjob, Joe.
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Hey, Rocky! Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat!
Shorten up my sleeves….

WTF? No one has mentioned Buckaroo Banzai?!?!11!?
Seriously, someone should lose their hipster douchebag card oer this omission!

That was a national ad.

I was kinda expecting something in the vein of Sam Fuller, like The Steel Helmet.

What, no love for The Lonely Guy?

Poor Poor Pitiful Me

Or it could be Not Locke, who lies the same way as does Ben. Or it could be Dead Locke, who physically lies in the shadow of the statue now that he's out of the box.

Phil (Patrick Fischler) kinda loathsome on Lost, but he's playing an interesting background character on Southland. Hope they give him more to do on that show.

Which raises the question: How is "lies" defined?

"Thanks, Yummsh," he typed sarcastically. "Now I'll have that song stuck in my head for at least a week."

He had a great bit about how those crazy street-people whom you THINK are talking to themselves are actually having a conversation with other crazy street-people blocks away.

I'm with mbs. It was pretty lame. The Geithner opening was rehashed AND way too long, the monologue is something they've done at least once in the past (Steve Martin, "Not Going to Phone It In" is the first instance I remember), the Lonely Island short didn't stray much from the last time Timberlake did one of those…

Southland is pretty good, but I was just getting used to the new cast of ER. Who would have guessed that the Olsen Twins, Mr. Greenjeans and Gerard Depardieu would have such great chemistry?

Thriller is no Off The Wall, but he doesn't get the pass anyway.

@NummyMuffinCookooButter

@lexicondevil