Yeah I loved Airplane! even when I first saw it at 8. Which, come to think of it, was probably not an appropriate age to see that movie.

Well, stop eating eclairs out of the trash and winning masturbation contests.

I'd bump up "Often" and throw in "Tell Your Friends" or his cover of "Dirty Diana", but otherwise solid list.

I agree with The Needle Drop when he talks about how almost every Weeknd album is terribly inconsistent, but worth it because the best tracks are always up there with the best tracks of the year. On this album "Starboy", "I Feel It Coming", "Sidewalks" and especially "True Colors" (I've been listening to that one…

Did he BUG YA?! Sorry, he didn't mean to BUG YA.

The best part is when he's seriously considering whether or not "Buddy Holly" is a U2 song.

My first live vote immediately went to the second Boston show, where Neil Campbell as The Timekeeper gave one of the funniest performances I've heard in a long time.

That Yvette Nicole Brown sure seems like a pain.

The Brothers Solomon is such an underrated comedy. Then again, I find Will Forte to be about 10 times funnier than the average person, so I may be partial.

Can't beat the imaginative writing of Ray Donovan & Ballers!

Upvote, though I will add I resent the fact that Everybody Loves Raymond, a perfectly fine sitcom, is always lumped in with these.

Well De Niro's favorite movie is Billy Madison, so he probably likes the shitty comedy scripts anyway.

Counter-point: Bride of Chucky is quite fun, Seed of Chucky is a fucking slog.

Seems like Garfield's had a career now of being pretty good but ultimately miscast in roles (Social Network, Amazing Spiderman).

I like both him and Jost on Update, but they say stupid shit too often for my opinion of them to go much beyond that.

You mean Mr. Brightside?

Yeah, this isn't drawing any anger from me or anything. It's just genuienly upsetting to watch.

I have no sympathy for Trump voters, but this is a horrifying and not ok sentiment.

The baby in the projects bit is fantastic. Almost as funny was James Lipton interviewing Chappelle and thinking he was quick and "with it" for realizing the bit didn't happen, and was an exaggeration.

Exact same situation with me. I'm so disappointed, even if I get to see him live again I doubt I'll ever get such good seats.