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Yeah, I forgot my usual rule to read most/all comments before commenting. (BTW, "Groucho and Me" is great, as I recall.)

How so? (I know his name, don't know his work or even his reputation, really.)

You can't print that!

"'2001' is a monumentally unimaginative movie." —Pauline Kael

Make that Dan Fagin (not Fagan) and Toms River (not Tom).

I'm a little surprised, just because a significant number of readers HATE the last book. (If you want some chuckles, check out the angry Amazon reviews.)

Thanks for that link. Interesting.

That is among the stupidest-looking beards I have ever seen.

I just looked it up on Wikipedia. That doesn't really tell too much about the plot, but does mention that it had 71 previews, making it the "Spider-Man" of its day. So I'm not sure if that plot element actually made it into the finished show.

How about Paul F. Tompkins and Paget Brewster? They already have practice on the Thrilling Adventure Hour.

Oh, one thing about the movies. In the first two films (or possibly the first and third), Nick gets to say to another character, as a compliment, "Well, that's mighty white of you." A line they must have loved so much in the first, they decided to reuse it.

I saw the "Nick and Nora" musical in previews and can confirm it was terrible. The songs were unmemorable and the mystery angle was ridiculous. It depended on a white character to be dressed up as an Asian and none of the other characters noticing he was in disguise, even though it was painfully obvious to the

"However, because The Kingdom was neither a theatrical release nor a part of any of Von Trier’s triads, …"

Is the link to the unaired 30 Rock pilot broken or am I just having browser issues?

Is there a half man on the show anymore?

Annals. Heeheeheehee.

OK, maybe this has been pointed out already—I haven't read all 676 comments, but…

Teenage girls were just as big an audience. My sister was a fan.

I got into DS on Netflix (which had 160 episodes until Jan. 1—now they're gone; Hulu has the next 40, though, roughly starting with the "parallel time" story arc, a fan favorite).

Yeah, I was very surprised. I was expecting his usual DTMFA answer.