Michael Landon was on the Tonight Show not too long after Dan Blocker died, and he told a story about Blocker getting thrown off a horse (or something like that) and breaking his collarbone, which was sticking straight out. He was such a trooper that he wanted to go on shooting, so he got somebody to pull on his arm…

If it's just the Thin White Duke, how will you be able to distinguish it from Lego Bryan Ferry?

Guess what?
Still looks like a douche.

I like "We Will Fall"
I have skipped past it before and probably will again because sometimes you just want to hurry up and hear "No Fun," y'know? But I usually listen to the whole thing.

Francis, the black chick with the blond spikey hair
I am officially dubbing her "Heat Miser" and will refer to her as such for the rest of the season. Unless she changes her hair.

The mother
Wasn't she the "yadda yadda" chick on Seinfeld?

Cool beans.

Also URGH! A Music War, which I ordered from them. The quality is very good, just no-frills, and be prepared to hold your nose when you open the DVD case because it will have that "burned DVD" smell to an overwhelming degree.

I'm surprised (and disappointed) that Sam Adams (heh) didn't press the issue and let it slide.

I've only seen two, Battlefield Earth and Strange Wilderness. I've seen bits and pieces of about 4 others, including The New Guy and Delta Farce, while flipping channels on the cable, but nothing more than a few minutes.

I'm betting that dopple Ted is next, and then doppel Barney. And doppel Barney will turn out to be the real Barney, unable to deal with being the only member of the crew without a doppelganger.

Dammit
I was sincerely hoping that the adorable Lindsay Sloane could possibly end up being "the Mom."

It's probably that pederast Hanrahan.

Wow
Carmindy from TLC's "What Not to Wear" is in this movie? Can she even act? Oh yeah, she tells these losers that they're beautiful while keeping a straight face. She can act.

John C. McGinley can do anything.

I was a little disappointed, but I still found the show enjoyable. As a fan of both Schwartzman and Galifianakis, I'm going to give it time to develop. And it didn't have an "indie rock" soundtrack. The predominant theme music used was from Young Marble Giants' 1980 album "Colossal Youth."

LOVED you. Shit!

RIP Henry
I've always love you…

Her version of "A Lover's Concerto" is awesome.

One hundred percent pure adrenaline.