Okay, I exaggerated, but my point is that it might've been one of those cases where the success of the role had as much to do with it matching the actor's day-to-day personality as their professional craft.

I really really hope it was "Pralines…and DICK."

Yeah, I despise Dick much more for how he's behaved in the aftermath than his involvement in the situation to start with. And not that it gives him any sympathy in my eyes, but I think @avclub-198dd5fb9c43b2d29a548f8c77e85cf9:disqus is spot-on about the undercurrent of self-loathing.

I dunno…yes, he was funny on Newsradio, but it doesn't necessarily mean he was 'talented.' I mean, he played an intolerable spazz. Maybe he just showed up on set each day and read his lines?

Until they bring The Third Man back into print, nothing doing. (Nothing against Criterion, I just already have the titles I'm interested in.)

"For your next dinner party, wow your guests with this neat little trick: buy a Costco-sized bag of Cheetos and a jumbo box of toothpicks. Just spear a toothpick through each one, and presto! An appetizer guaranteed to keep them smiling AND free of cheese-dust!"

It makes me tear up every damn time.

Or, y'know, they could write a plot that takes place before December of 2012.

Poor Robin.

No, it didn't count because 'chimney-sweeping' = buttsex. (And yeah, that totally still counts.)

Well, they only WORE black. Posers.

Caption Contest starts…now.

I knew someone who ate drumsticks like that, except he didn't even chew it off the bone. He basically just stuck the whole thing in his mouth and PULLED.

@avclub-c30bb6398c51b2667c004885b607f057:disqus The pigtails definitely didn't hurt.

Greedo Burritos!

Love -> Justin Timberlake?

Hey, cut him some slack. He had to teach himself how to win friends and influence people.

No, you're weird for entirely different reasons. Altogether.

"Alec, babe, put away the dick! This is radio, not television."

I was crushing on Kristen from the start, but Brooke somehow came out of nowhere midseason. At first I didn't particularly notice her one way or the other, but then suddenly I'd start to feel funny everytime they gave her a monologue close-up. Her eyes are just so warm and inviting.