The first time I ever heard that word was when Bugs Bunny took on the magician Ali Bahma.

Not bad, but The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance has what I consider to be the greatest closing line ever.

Good Guys Wear Black!

Following MF I watched "How To Live With Your Parents…" for the second week in a row. Too bad it got the ax, Brad Garrett and Elizabeth Perkins really knock it out of the park.

Chuck, we hardly knew ye.

I found it kind of odd that the doctor Jay would go to for a prostate exam would be his son's ex-boyfriend.

When I saw her in the commercial I assumed she was married to the Simmons character and the show was going for a Sofia Vergara/Ed O' Neill thing.

I guess there's a new law that Ray Liotta has to be in every mob-related film now.

Maybe it's just me, but when Gil Thorpe was ending his phone call with Phil while he was driving with Luke it kinda sounded like Gil called them Dunfags.

I like Amy so I was looking forward to her show, but I don't know.  After the opening "Two Girls" sketch which seemed to go on too long (and that punch line) and yet another variation on the girl who found a guy she thinks "is the one" bit, I turned it off at the first commercial break.

"Wichita Lineman" has definitely been a favorite of mine forever, so luckily I got to see him perform it live at the State Theater in Jersey last October (on my birthday, no less). It was basically a greatest hits show, maybe a dozen songs, just a little over an hour on stage. He had trouble remembering the lyrics to…

"Just Like Heaven" is one of maybe three songs that is guaranteed to get me on the dance floor.

M'kay

One thing that always comes to mind with this album is the TV commercial he did when it was released: "I'm Elvis Costello and I want you to get 'Get Happy.'" So I did.

A lot of folks actually mistook "Don't Pull Your Love" as an Elvis record, which is pretty understandable when you hear to it.

Man, I want to hear that Larry Hagman impersonation.

Until I saw a still from the movie a couple days ago, I had no idea she is starring in The Evil Dead.

I loved the little hop/dance step Dallas made when exiting the room after Dalia told her she had to get the H out of the H, seemed like a nice bit of Cheryl Hines improv.

The way Grampa and Jasper looked in that flashback to 1998 really bugged me.

Into the Night was the first movie to come to mind when I saw this article. Bowie and Carl Perkins fighting to the death!