First two songs?  That's way too damn broad, admit it.  It's two damn songs.  Shit loads of albums start of with two great songs.  Fishin' for way too many comments/page views

Pavement is pretty steady in this category:

Sure, go ahead and be a sucker who likes to have his fast-forward function disabled and not be able to turn the channel during commercials.

90 episodes and an FX movie channel!

I don't know if it's FX or (for me) Time Warner Cable that's in charge of when something goes OnDemand, but I've generally noticed that for TWC's FX OnDemand option, things go up annoying long after they aired.

Wow, so he is bald!

@avclub-d7b683529752a4d24d84c4941861a363:disqus You're really surprised that any reference source, yet alone wikipedia, can't specify when a folk song based on an "old Irish air" was first written?

Most of the time, the bus drivers are themselves distracted by gremlins on the side theirs buses.

Sex Cauldron?! I thought they closed that place down!

I…I don't know.  I'm sorry, International Law in Domestic Courts.

Robert Pollard is set to guest star in an upcoming Community episode where they'll re-imagine the 30 Rock finale as a musical.  Wye Oak will be his backing band.

Your eyes are gonna piss te…oh SHIT is that blood?  Fucking HELL!

good point!

I KILL YOU SCUM

Even though I haven't seen this episode syndicated in years and I've seen the DVD version at least 10 times in those same years, the Krusty stand-up bit still seemed new to me when watching it the other day.  I really didn't remember it at all.

I thought that they were a bunch of cool guys and we were gonna be life-long friends, but they just turned out to be a bunch of hunks.

WE'RE GERMAN!

Ever since hearing the alternate version of Life During Wartime that's available on the Brick box set, I can't listen to the original.  I love that completely invasive guitar way too much.

Thanks!  These are mostly really damn funny, which continues to surprise me, considering that a lot of the deleted scenes that are featured on the DVDs were totally worthy of their deleted status.

It should be MbV and they should set themselves up as goatee-sporting evil twins of Robert Pollard and his cohorts - "Misled by Voices".