The only movie I've walked out on is The Advocate. Remember that? Sure you don't. http://www.imdb.com/title/t…

John Davidson, former host of Hollywood Squares and consummate entertainer, played TRoosevelt in a one-man show called "Bully!" As Dave Barry says, I am not making this up.

SPY is in The Rest every week. I wonder if the reviewer just doesn't click with Dave and Graham's sense of humor.

I have never wanted to turn off a JJGO episode before, but I almost didn't make it through this one. And I was pretty excited to hear them talk to Tony Millionaire, as I quite like his stuff.

I liked Deathless, but I felt like I struggled with it more than Valente's other stuff that I've read (Habitation for the Blessed and Palimpsest). Not that I don't want to hear dantebk's opinion, but if you are already a fan, I'd go ahead and read Deathless.

Sure he can pronounce it, but you know he spells it with a "y."

Wow! Spanning two decades!

Wasn't Julia Denise's college roommate?

The more I learn about Robin Pecknold, the more he seems like kind of a dick. A dick with the voice of an angel, but a dick nonetheless.

Starting a sentence with "You see," has got to be the most pedantic and irritating thing ever.

On one hand, this looks pretty great. On the other hand, I'm leery of reading unfinished works. I'll start with The Savage Detectives (which I have not read) and see how that goes before checking this out.

I don't doubt he was underrated. Didn't they come out with their party rap just as or just before gangsta rap blew up and everyone started poo-pooing party rap? Obviously, this and "Hip Hop Hooray" were big hits, but the world was changing.

This is a great song. Not ironically great, just great.

I remember one where the joke didn't work out (don't remember the celebrity), and they had him on to talk through the footage and explain why he didn't do the big laugh-scream at the end like everyone else does. He was just like, "It looked stupid and fake."

I watched all those blooper shows as a kid (and I still have a soft spot for them), but the practical jokes were stupid. Even as a non-discerning 8-year-old, I was like, "They broke into Nell Carter's house, stole all her furniture, and then put it in a furniture store? That seems like a lot of trouble to go through."

@avclub-48c0b3cf0c62e40eeff5a9b07a63d953:disqus is correct. The dealership gives you the bow, according to a family member who is a car salesman and has to run around Christmas Eve delivering cars and slapping giant bows on them. (Serves the smug bastard right.)

I laugh harder at SPY than anything else. And they read my Overheard! (The No Country for Old Men on episode 192.)

Forever Lazy looks like giant baby fetish gear. "The talk of your next tailgate party," indeed.

If you watch the Forever Lazy extended commercial (which you shouldn't), they come with socks. So, presumably, they don't have feet, which is just an invite for ankle chill.

Well, that's just swell, Tom, but your brother is puppeteering IN THE MIDDLE OF AFGHANISTAN!