1. The Boondock Saints - I was so happy when that documentary about the nutjob filmmaker came out later. 
2. A Home at the End of World (the movie). Great book shat upon.
3. Garden State (I wish I hadn't stayed until the end).
4. Instinct - that crap with Anthony Hopkins and Cuba Gooding Jr.
5. Buffalo '66
6. Phantom Menace

1. The Boondock Saints - I was so happy when that documentary about the nutjob filmmaker came out later. 
2. A Home at the End of World (the movie). Great book shat upon.
3. Garden State (I wish I hadn't stayed until the end).
4. Instinct - that crap with Anthony Hopkins and Cuba Gooding Jr.
5. Buffalo '66
6. Phantom Menace

Thanks. I'm glad I asked.

Thanks. I'm glad I asked.

Do you still have it? Can you give us specifics? That's sounds pretty great.

Do you still have it? Can you give us specifics? That's sounds pretty great.

Are those lyrics quoted at the beginning of the review really supposed to represent GOOD lyrics? Yikes.

Are those lyrics quoted at the beginning of the review really supposed to represent GOOD lyrics? Yikes.

Hoverounds always make me laugh. The fact that they had so many in the store was great.

Yeah. big laugh when I saw the jagged half-bottle of wine. so much better than showing her break it.

This episode made me laugh. The new brunch place getting a write-up thing is so true, where I live. It was no One Moore Episode but it was funny. 

…the 9th one this week.

I met him once. He's very cordial and probably weighs 120 lbs sopping wet.

If Margo Martindale won an Emmy, Neal McDonough should be given an EGOT.

The ref doesn't count to three and then call a pin in wrestling. The split-second both shoulder blades are touching the mat, a pin is called. Annoying.

When Jon parked his bike at the Cho's, the way he drank from his water bottle was so perfectly hilarious, with the back of the hand on the hip. I love this show more than just about anything on television because of all of Jon's mannerisms and lines that show both just how seriously he takes himself and what a poseur…

The actor's not like that in real life. He is an ambitious writer and director.

The water fountain usage made me laugh harder than anything in a long time.

Ignatius J. Reilly

I don't know what you mean.