You're thinking of Jar Jar Binks.

I couldn't help hearing that last "Stray Observation" in the actual voice of Robert California as I read it.

Aww man, I remember loving Blacke's Magic! I'd love to see if that still holds up after all these years.

Also, since he worked for her dad, there was always a sense that Keith Mars could keep an eye on him, which made him a better option than Logan or Duncan at least.

I've never been able to decide if I'm more of an "Annie guy" or a "Britta guy," but that clip of Gillian Jacobs shrugging and winking just put me firmly in her camp. What episode is that from?

Steve Martin.

I like the scene in the Steve Martin "Pink Panther" movie where he has that giant parking space in which to parallel park the Smart car, yet he still winds up crashing into the cars in front of and behind him like eleven times each.

"last project that Jim Henson had a direct hand in"

I'd argue that none are more similar than his voices for Grover and Yoda.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN SUCKAZ

I don't think I will be seeing this movie

I saw it in the theater with a group of friends, but only because I got outvoted. My choice at the time was DOUBLE TEAM starring Dennis Rodman and JCVD.

Subtract 30 Rock, add Whitney.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

I'm going to predict Seth Rogen as the voice of the horse.

Also, they got around the budget issue by structuring it more like a detective/mystery show, which was really smart. The first 3/4 of a typical episode was Lois and Clark figuring out who the bad guy was or trying to uncover his plot, and then the last part would just be Superman busting out his powers in the nick of…

I remember reading an interview with some director (Cameron, I think) who predicted that eventually, when every movie is in 3-D, we'll all be buying third-party designer or prescription 3-D glasses to bring with us to the theater.

Shirley is kind of the Lisa or Marge Simpson of the ensemble—she fills a very necessary role to balance out some of the other characters' impulses, but that role just isn't inherently hilarious.

I've got to admit, when I saw that headline, I just assumed they'd offer him the Walter Peck/uptight-bureaucrat/nemesis role. Whether it happens or not, Hodgman as Egon's son definitely sounds more intriguing.

C-Cookie Monster? Is that you?