This probably sounds odd, but I used to have a little sort of "magnet puzzle," that had a face depicted and on which you would use your magnet-stylus to move little iron filings around and add facial hair, weird eyebrows, hairdo, etc to the figure.

I didn't see it either, but recall that Madonna makes a "gag me" face when Kevin Costner attempts to be ingratiating. I believe. So, in other words, she can't be ALL bad…

OK Computer should be on your "try it" list…a remarkable record!

CREEP = Hollies, The Air That I Breathe
It's true! Play both songs on acoustic guitar, and you'll see they share the same chords, in the same order and everything!

Y'know, the office (or, perhaps, "set") looked like a real mess at first glance…

Perhaps utilizing the "Fred" voice might prove more droll…

Seriously, who in hell are those floating heads supposed to be?

McCain, you sound like his Life Coach….

On the other hand, without this Council, why, how would we know what the "good stuff" was?

Particularly, whatever new band his brother has…"that fookin wonkah, he nicked all me best chunes!"

Forgettable, perhaps, but it is evidently the song that really put him on Lennon & McCartney's playlist.

…now I read again, you didn't say it was "awful." I did.

Funny, I loved the Office and hated Extras, but I agree entirely that this show is just awful.
Either Karl is an idiot and they are being unbearably cruel to a half-wit, or he isn't and they're all just "in on the act," which I find repetitive and uncreative.
Still, nice to see him making some mildly mean-spirited…

Does "13 Days" own? The accents were atrocious, very distracting.

Me three, reading this…zombie comment thread? IT JUST WON'T DIE!

"There's no sound in flutes!"

Wasn't that the catchphrase from Scott Adams' character in Party Down?

As long as we're at it: VDP and his current group doing "Heroes & Villains" at WNYC.

"Apple Head"? There may be a tenuous, mildly risque and humorous connection between this and the Beatles' record label.

My irony meter may be broken. Is he really despised in Britain? I was under the impression that he and The Jam were absolutely beloved by critics and regular people as well, Wembley-sold-out gigs (which, admittedly, is not a measure of quality, but certainly indicates popularity).