Where's the good music?
I watch this episode with my spouse, and we always have much different opinions on the show. However, after this episode we agreed enthusiastically that this was the worst episode ever - by far.

Whoops…I only wondered once.

I loved the first three…
…but this just looks desperate. This second trailer didn't do it any favors. Gee, I wonder wonder what the over/under is on how fast ex-Cox and Wild Thing said "HELL YES!"… One second? Two seconds?

Huge Chains fan
But I can't believe that Layne went out like that - holy cripes.

I fell asleep during the third one and wished I had during the second. Bad, bad movies they were.

Anyone looks middling-to-terrible live compared to Cheap Trick.

I miss the girls singing background…
…but otherwise it is good. The original is severely underrated, along with most of Buckingham's solo stuff.

Difference between Tony and Ridley - Blackhawk Down. Ridley basically showing Tony how to make a twitchy, ADD-infused movie with more humanity and less cliche.

True Romance

Great Thailand Fun Oral?

Wade, you might be referring to The Daily Show appearance. Yeah, something was "off" with him there. He was breezy, but didn't even try to fake enthusiasm for the project. I thought it was kinda refreshing, but I can see how it could be interpreted as not giving a fuck.

I miss the Clint Eastwood…
…from The Rookie - what that really so long ago?

Preparation Heche is correct. Zack's Dead misses the point so obviously, as to be another movie completely. A dumb one at that. I'm not really sure why this is even a discussion.

Awful, awful episode
Todd seems to spend his entire review on the defensive, and rightfully so. The episode was too awkwardly serious, and the music selection was very bad. I swear to GOD that "Billionaire" song is one of the worst songs ever written, and should have been saved for an episode that mocked it…

Totally agree with both. She's so over the top that she comes back around to awesome.

It was an understatement because he said "In my mind…" when he really should've said:

"To my mind, Gregg Araki's best film to date is Mysterious Skin…"
Welcome to the wonderful, wonderful world of understatements, Captain Obvious. Mysterious Skin is Araki's only good movie to date - and a great one at that.

The "Bugs" song for Yo Gabba Gabba! is the best thing they've done in a decade. Easily.

Wait - let's back this up. Some of you really do not have a problem with a company sponsoring a popular band's entire album - basically paying for it to be made and named after it? Even worse, the band is being deceptive fucktards about it - waffling from weak admittance to denial to selling it as some kind of…

Yeah the trailer looks awesome…but who cares?
We know what we are going to get:
80% of the scenes are going to be slow-motioned all to f*ck and back (even John Woo probably fell asleep during the 301st interminable gouging in 300)
We will be lucky to get even one character with any depth (bless you Jackie Earle Haley)
The…