More like Zach Barf!

People must really want to see what's at the bottom of that abyss, huh?

He's pure garbage.

Nor is his stand-up all that funny.

I know that I'm late to the game here (I'm off every Friday this month, so what do you expect me to do, read/comment from home?!), but I think that Jeff Garlin is just terrible.

The first one was too "sitcom-y."

I'm right there with you.

"Bully"

"Still not on Twitter guys!"

@avclub-3a181afc3a6d521273594cb4f2ea160f:disqus That's what I took away from Spielberg and Lucas too. Biskind really made the two of those guys out to be the biggest pussies on the planet.

Bogdanovich and Hopper (for different reasons entirely) are the worst of the directors/actors to come out of "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls."

Damnit, I posted the same thing above (should have read further), but yes, you are 100% correct, that makes no sense whatsoever.

@avclub-66faa2bdc43adecc3c25e7f11352dd9e:disqus It would be one thing if the supporting characters in "Dexter" were at least a little bit interesting, as opposed to being irritating, idiotic and useless. Any sort of audience connection to the secondary characters in that show has long been erased in favor of the "Kill…

Also, wouldn't leaving Russo passed out in the passenger seat be a tell-tale sign that his death might be considered at least just a little bit suspicious?

That guy was the absolute worst.

If we're talking songs from terrible action movie sequel soundtracks from the late 1990s, I've always preferred "Can't Even Breathe" from the classic "Escape from L.A."

It sure was. I was in a band in middle and high school and we played "My Own Summer" in our 8th grade talent show, a lot of fun was had.

RE: Top Five

I like that story too. I've seen them in concert about five times since the release of "White Pony" (including on the "Back to School Tour" itself) and I've never heard them play it live.

You vant to talk to ze Stanicky, you talk to me!