"A show of many small pleasures" is a good way to describe it. I said this in another thread, but my and I pop in the DVDs almost anytime we just want to watch something fun and light and relaxing.

I didn't know that. Bizarre.

I really enjoy how much Ice King sounds like the villain in a Rankin-Bass special.

With these two, it'll be ten including the ones with animated reconstructions -

I loved those columns. "My family really enjoyed I'll Fly Away. Why did they stop making new episodes of such a great show? What is Sam Waterston doing now?"

That was my "I hope he talks about that" movie for this one, and then Elliott brought it up before Will did! Love it!

Oof, "Contemporary Impressionists" is bad news. The most handsome boy indeed.

Chris Sims? No, I'm not that talented! Or that contrary, I don't think.

I don't doubt that for a second.

1) Ha!

2001 is the least accurate period piece I've ever seen.

I always kind of thought the gag was that she had already been on Freaks & Geeks.

Watching that clip so soon after The Wire season 5, made me realize that David Tennant's American accent is similar in a lot of ways to Aiden Gillen's. Gillen's is smoother - and more convincing - but they both elongate all of the same vowels, and they both have the same nasally sound.

St. Joseph, Missouri?

See, I remember "Millennium" seeming like a big hit. The video was on VH1 constantly. But I don't think I even know "Angels."

Yeah, I thought it was pretty good. I laughed a lot, which is more than I can say for the first one.

Aww, it's sad now.

Starring Louie as the kid *and* the dad!

Toe-bacco. It's a kind of a leaf is it, Walt? And what do you do with it?

Jeremy Piven starred in a British period drama!