That and containing Sandler.

I'm hoping Defiance will fill the sci-fi shaped hole in my heart in the interim.

Spin-off for Jerry Gergich!

Younger. Also, I was raised in a cultural dead-zone, so I had the same arbitrary reasons for liking or hating music that all mouth-breathing hayseeds had. Didn't really learn to appreciate things on their merits until after I had my mind cracked open by decent art/artists.

Of course we are being presented with John Hodgman the entertainer. There's a difference between committing to the bit for your profession and slathering yourself with irony in a desperate bid to manufacture your outsider/cool persona.

Patch Adams.

If popular music of the 80s includes arena rock I fully agree. I used to despise 80s rock and now I'm never happier than when I'm busting out some Journey.

In addition to a "like" button, there should be a button that moves a comment to the top of the page and says "Just read this and skip the article."

If you left that comment while naked or taking a dump it would have much more cachet.

Usually 4-6 different Bowies engaging in swordplay in a battle royale.

My definition of cameo will always be those guys who did "Word Up".

Some of his most notable appearances are in my drug-fueled freak-outs.

I prefer They Are Giants with Gheorge Muresan on vocals and Manute Bol on bass.

A Tribe Called Jonny Quest. Ball's in your court, person who makes horrible internet videos.

I say keep documentaries the same and just release them straight to MSNBC.

Simon & Simon.

I just saw a great documentary about the hazards of throwing babies out with the bathwater. Turns out it's bad.

Couldn't they have gone with Avian-man or Condorman to avoid getting my hopes up?

I'm thinking a five minute break for tea and a more subdued, dignified Back in Black segment.

Now there's no one left to make Denis Leary seem tolerable for 5 minutes.