He knows about redemption. He became an alcoholic after one drink and a car accident but battled his way back to sobriety by attending one AA meeting.

When the fight broke out at the bar, I was disappointed to see that Fred Andrews didn't bring his old buddy Brandon Walsh to "squash it". He single-handedly stopped the gang wars in LA back in the early 90's.

This is my go-to whenever I want to hear some Prince. Just a perfect record from front to back that showcases how diverse his talents were. Man, it sucks that he's gone. Even his mediocre albums always had a great jam or two to recommend.

I remember him wrestling with his little brother or sister and his leg snapping, leading them to realize something wasn't right. Then I remember him running. A lot.

Thanks. It's genuinely appreciated.

I've had a day full of some of the worst news I've ever had in my life and this made me smile for a minute, so well done Internet. Just this one time.

I have seen the Tony Danza not-quite-classic "The Hollywood Knights" more times than I'd care to recall because of HBO's liberal replay policy in the early 80's. I shouldn't have known who Wolfman Jack was, dammit!

You dummy. It's about Selma Diamond!

Jalopnik sounds like the sort of name you'd run across in Mad Magazine once upon a time. He's a fershlugginer Jalopnik!

Now there's a movie that HBO liked to replay in the 80's!

Just loads of pictures of Patrick Ewing and Fabio as angels.

The Man from Another Place would never be caught dead heightening.

The only way James Hurley's music could be worse is if it featured slap bass.

You'd need some sort of Living Brain to compute that

Wow. I remember Mad Magazine using that as the name for Miss Hannigan in their parody of "Annie" way way back when. And, even then, they kinda poked fun at how obvious a choice it was.

The real twist comes when we find out that Toomes is actually just another alter-ego….for notorious crime boss Johnny Dangerously. He had to wear a vulture costume so that his Ma and kid brother wouldn't find out.

I still think they should show up in a Thor movie. They'd be a hell of a lot more fun than Malekith and the Casket of Eternal Blandness

He did Welles on an old ep of SCTV where he was reading Good King Wenceslas on Liberace's Christmas Special and gets fed up and walks out. Just perfect stuff. "You people are pests!"

My wife and I recently had a Saturday night double feature of Wag The Dog and Thank You For Smoking. That was some seriously cynical black comedy. Luckily, we also watched Dick to give the cynicism a slightly cheerier sheen.

Outside of John Lennon, there might not be an artist whose work I admire yet would never ever ever want to deal with in real life more than Quentin Tarantino.