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Come on, we all know Hawaii 5-0 (the original) is by far the coolest.

People need to remember that Major League players striking out against top level Female softball pitchers is essentially meaningless and has been happening ever since they suckered Reggie Jackson into it in the 1970's. In softball they pitch from 43 feet, which is 18 1/2 feet shorter than the 60 feet six inches that a…

Ahhh,OK… I just assumed it was her because she is a bigger name. Jim Beaver very carefully did not name names, so I made an Ass-umption that it was the more famous of the two that whose agent attempted the money grab.

The ending of her storyline on Deadwood was when I realized that Deadwood was a…ummm…different type of show.

He apparently had a drinking problem…Also, The Shangri-La's broke up (Mary Weiss basically retired at the age of 17, not recording another album for 35 years) leaving him no one capable of selling his dopey lyrics. He was A successful producer for a number of years, producing Janis Ian, Vanilla Fudge and Iron…

Just have to say… No one could convey sadness in their voice like Mary Weiss of the Shangri-La's. That's why they have two songs on this list. It took someone of her skill to sell Shadow Morton's often REALLY stupid lyrics.

I made the pilgrimage in 2013, and the place was really cool. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the inside of the store was pretty amazing.

No kidding… the headline makes it sound like Lindsay Lohan was the reason she had a miserable time, when it's absolutely not true. I know LL is an easy target, but maybe you guys could aim for accuracy instead of the cheap shot?

The Little Old Lady From Pasadena was a Jan & Dean song for Christ's sake. Find a different piece of snark to caption the picture with.

What surprises me about the way that many people don't seem to understand why he moves past his bigotry. He realizes that most of the white people he spends time with(especially his family) are lazy douche-bags that want something for nothing, and that he has far more more in common with his Hmong next door neighbors…

"We Built This City" is one of the few songs that makes me want to beat the artist(s) with spiked brass knuckles. "Red Red Wine"is up there too, but "Happy" is only a minor annoyance, at worst.

Yeah he's been pretty clear that he wasn't a pot smoker before he met Rogen. He was afraid it would mess with his productivity, but when he saw how productive Rogen was, he gave it a shot.

He has said that Tusk, Yoga Hosers, and the upcoming Moose Jaws are all in the black, and were even before release because of distribution deals he was able to make, particularly in regards to overseas markets. He was very emphatic on the fact that his investors are making their money back.

Actually if anything his jorts have contracted quite a bit over the last couple of years… at least 3 sizes.

Well, it is a matter of historical record that both Nichelle Nichols and Majel Barrett were fucking him at the time…so there could be some truth to that.

Now that just makes me want to hear Shatner do Kick Out The Jams!

To be fair, your initial reaction was mine, too, but too many people I trust recommended it to me, so I broke down and tried it, and now it's one of my favorites.

Dude, have you listened to one? It's him and co-host Frank Santopadre interviewing legends of old Hollywood. I'd say the average age of their guests is over eighty. GG has a savant like knowledge of old hollywood, and an idiot-savant like knowledge of old TV themes, some of them for failed TV shows that haven't been…

From listenng to Gilbert Gottfrieds podcast, it is apparently not that uncommon for showrunners to write never-used lyrics to a TV theme just so they can grab up some of that sweet residual money.