I gotta say, JGL is a talented man. And Janet Jackson had an amazing string of hits, thanks to her incredible producers, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. But Fallon is a hack, and almost every bit is based on the same joke - white folks acting like black folks is funny. Lip Sync Battle? Slow Jam the News? Same joke. Don't…

I know everyone else posting here will disagree, but the book was essentially an engineering problem set disguised as a novel. He's MacGuyver on Mars, surviving with science and snark. There's zero character development, and every now and then some one opens up a book of clichés and calls him a "magnificent bastard"…

Let's not neglect the fine, fine work of Edward Everett Horton and Eric Blore in these films. Simply the best.

Monk's Music! It swings, it bops, everyone on the album is a legend and Art Blakey keeps time like a freaking atomic clock! Start there!

I saw this movie in the theater when it came out. I've seen it dozens of times since.

Since everyone is spouting off their Grand Unified Theory of Watchmen, I'll give it a go, too.

That was one of the best trailers ever. I had no interest in the game, but I loved the trailer.

That was one of the best trailers ever. I had no interest in the game, but I loved the trailer.

I'm fine with it . . . as long as they paste a corduroy triangle on his forehead.

I'm fine with it . . . as long as they paste a corduroy triangle on his forehead.

The version they sang on Live at Folsom Prison will always be the ultimate for me. She is roaring like a lion in front of all those prisoners, such an incredible, brave performance. Gives me shivers every time.

The version they sang on Live at Folsom Prison will always be the ultimate for me. She is roaring like a lion in front of all those prisoners, such an incredible, brave performance. Gives me shivers every time.

This Issue: Everybody Dies!

This Issue: Everybody Dies!

"Jesus, Tom, I was just speculatin' about a hypothesis. I know I don't know nothin'."

"Jesus, Tom, I was just speculatin' about a hypothesis. I know I don't know nothin'."

You'll be happy to know that MacLean Stevenson did play a radio host on "Hello Larry," in which he moved to Portland, OR with his two daughters from LA. They then learned to ride fixies and drink Stumptown.

You'll be happy to know that MacLean Stevenson did play a radio host on "Hello Larry," in which he moved to Portland, OR with his two daughters from LA. They then learned to ride fixies and drink Stumptown.

I prefer the earlier, less commercial stuff.
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