Right you are, my friend.

Correct on all but two. Sly Stallone was the most nominated Razzies actor in 2010. However, in the years after that, one person gained so much more to become the true answer. And Paul W.S. Anderson didn't leave Resident Evil: Apocalypse to direct Ultraviolet. Still, got a lot right. Good job on Zack and Miri, which…

It is Multiplicity. Good job.

Correct on all of them. Good job with Skyline, Dreamworks, and Broken Arrow, all three of which were guest round questions we knew nothing about.

Well, it had to happen. Once more, my film group fielded two teams, Always Bet On Black Philip and #MonsterSquadGoals. #MonsterSquadGoals did very well throughout the night, and ended the final round tied with another team. Then, in a showdown of naming Kate Winslet films, the #MonsterSquadGoals member ended up…

I just remember that period for when Colin Farrell seemed to be popping up in everything. And also a Late Night With Conan bit in an interview he did with the female lead where she starred with Farrell and de Niro, and she related that de Niro was complaining to her about not understanding Colin Farrell. Conan then…

Honestly, that usage of When The Levee Breaks is pretty solid in Argo. However, I think it was even better utilized in The Big Short ending credits sequence.

I saw the Jim Brown episode and that was a truly insane one. The category was to name a politician whose first name was Nick and a few other common first names. The person on the second pass had not a clue and decided to just guess a color with one of the names and settled on Nick and the color Brown. As you said,…

That's part of the reason I gave up on Family Guy about the second season into it's revival, along with them thinking that dragging out gags qualified as humor.

I'd quibble with calling the Family Guy thing a spoof, as it's more just a reenactment of the first video, just with Stewie.

I accept your birthday wishes, even if I wasn't shouted out. ;)

Of course, I haven't done any acting credits to be on IMDB. Rest assured, when I do, I'll hope to be more popular the Jared Gilmore.

Very true. I just singled out PA as a particularly special case, as most state capitals could qualify as major cities at least. Not so with Harrisburg.

There is the case of Pennsylvania, which has a pretty large population, but has its capital in Harrisburg, which isn't even in the top ten most populated cities in the state and is more about the size of a small town.

I believe it. I'm one of the few who dug the second season. When I find the time, I'll try and give the first season a listen.

Thank you! Weekend's going well so far. Saw Best In Show outdoors in a park with a lot of dogs in attendance and got to pet one of my friend's dog through most of the screening. Lot of fun.

You never know. There was one reporter during the Age Of Ultron press tour who dared to question RDJ about his drug use, which resulted in RDJ walking out on the interview. Admittedly, it made the reporter look like a dick, but past indiscretions can definitely be brought up if one's okay with seeming to be salacious…

I actually haven't seen Making A Murderer or listened to the first season of Serial. However, cultural osmosis makes it very easy for me to make the comparisons between them.

Might be jumping the gun, but in the likely event that there's no new Podmass on Monday, did you get a chance to listen to the third part of Reply All? I think it definitely pushes the story into Serial/Making A Murderer territory and did push me a little further to thinking he's innocent. But then there's the promise…

If reporters still remember this a year from now, the press tour for that is going to be a trainwreck of epic proportions.