Well, that's just stupid.
Everyone knows you shouldn't propose to a girl living at a Chinese restaurant in Jersey, those are straight-up hit-and-quits. And usually -and-runs, because they tend to be freaky, sadistic psycho bitches.

Sounds like an Onion article in the making…

Audi do that?

Jane Goodall as series love interest #2. Darius McCrary as Robin.

[Good cover for the double post, Owl, I'll give you that.]

But as someone mentioned above, it seems that people want the records because of their rarity. Though I wouldn't know; I've never been interested in that subculture.

I thought the way the movie folded over on and into itself was amusing, and I still reference "Cockpuncher!" (though I usually get blank stares when I do)… I'll give them a shot, but odds are if they can't bring enough new stuff to the table, it'll get old quickly. Small doses, and all that.

Hear, hear!

I will say half of both: it was so well done, but was such an out-of-place vibe for the characters, that it was surreal.

What I read on some Glee wiki last week (researching a question about that Sunshine girl disappearing after episode 1) indicated that Vocal Adrenaline has a new director, who I guess was supposed to be director at that school and at Dalton, but I guess that's not the case after all(?)

Never mind, I just remembered he's already been through the cop bit a good amount, as recently as '09. I recant that suggestion, and nominate Dennis Haskins in his place.

Richard Gere.

Many people don't realize/recognize she was the awkward-looking daughter from "True Lies." She may not be gold-medal-worthy, but given how she grew up, I think she's pretty worthwhile.

Harrison Ford glowering at the camera on Late Night (with Conan…) back in the day to the tune of Yakety Sax (if memory serves) is still my favorite glower of all time.

Precious?

C'mon now, Sean, -
- it's only horrible fan fiction if the Buffster and Gillian Anderson don't hook up, or hook up more than twice.

I read the headline and thought it was Courtney Cox.

Apparently I have to watch "Lost" to check out these similarities—I never really watched the show very regularly.

I don't think anyone's saying the band is unnecessary. VDW just said it's not as impressive as the originals, and I flat out said the band sucks. Of course they're necessary, they're just not good. Now, I despise American Idol with all that is inside me, but Rickey Minor had a solid band on that show. They could…

You nailed it with that cruise ship quip. I can't decide if it's the arrangements or the sterile atmosphere, the bubble boy enclosure the show sets itself inside, that makes the music so ultimately boring and uninspired, but it drives me nuts (particularly when my career has required me to make marching bands sound…