Yikes! So, this happened years BEFORE he was even IN "Austin Powers"?  The cast and crew were working with this piece of garbage and they had no idea what he'd done.

Oh, please do a podcast on Canadian television. As an American currently living in exile in Toronto and working on Canadian television series and Canadian-shot series, I feel like a lone voice in the wilderness. I can't really explain to my parents what I'm working on, because they don't know who Fred Ewanuick is.

I can't speak for the Sundance Channel captioners, but AMC has the same maiden aunt mentality towards swear words, which provides endless bonus entertainment during BREAKING BAD.

You know, Neckbeard, my mother used to sing that to me all the time, based on my first name.

Jennifer Government
I loved his earlier books and would love to see Jennifer Government made in to a movie.

Jennifer Government
I love his

Clearly, the free market has spoken. In the future, concertgoers will learn to inspect the stages themselves.

Oh, that Monkey-Bicycle one! That is some good old fashioned nightmare fuel right there.

What? No Wicker Man?
I love the commentary for Wicker Man.

A C?
No better than LASERBLAST.

Yeah, I know babies suck…
…and that no one could ever possibly like a baby, either real or fictional.

Yeah, "Breakroom Live" was Maron's last hurrah on Air America. It was pretty good and Marc had a cooking segment that was rather informative. Sam Seder keeps trying to start a Twitter feud with Marc, but Marc doesn't have time for that bullshit anymore.

Cottage = Canadian.

Oh, great! Now you've gone and made me miss INSOMNIAC all over again.

Oh, and I don't have to give up my American citizenship to get Canadian citizenship. Canada and the US have "an understanding."

Haven't decided yet. The only thing I can't do as a PR is vote, which is something I should consider. And pretty much every American I know up here has their Canadian citizenship. It's probably inevitable.

So, I live in Canada but I'm a US Citizen…
…and while I have no idea what it is to come from nothing to risk my whole future on coming to a completely foreign land, I've had a brief glimpse of the endless hoops in dealing with immigration and the constant fees and payments while getting my Permanent Residency. I can't…

That's what makes watching vintage Let's Make A Deal so friggin hard. Even the most luxury car is, at most, $5000! Or a microwave that you could buy at a Walgreens today, would be $1500 back then.

So, if the Simpsons is no longer the most realistic show about family life…
…then what is?

@Prick Decay and @laterite
Yes, I was the person who was from Maine. I was 17 and a high school senior and not a particularly self-confident one at that. So, watching the episode makes me cringe.