The Dude: "Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man".

Homer to Bart: "Careful, boy. It's spankin' season, and I got a hankerin' for some spankerin'!"

When the Italian guy trades his car to Homer for the last Ribwich: "I have-a the buyer's remorse"

The Car Pool Lane, where Larry hires the hooker so he can bypass traffic to Dodger Stadium. The scene where they smoke weed with his father absolutely kills. "Fo shizzle my nizzle? That sounds Yiddish!"

The Alternate Side and The Opposite deserve mention here.

That album is spacey surf-rock heaven. Plus, "Dig for Fire" was playing in the background when I met my wife, so it has special significance beyond being an absolutely kick-ass song.

That was Stephen Bishop, by the way.

I'm stealing that!

Dave Matthews = Sting (solo)
Aside from the vocals, they're eerily close.

I remember mildly enjoying this for a while back in the day, so I gave it another listen. Gah! I'm actually offended by the bland, inoffensive smooth-jazz saxophone stylings. As someone said earlier, it sounds like easily digestible pap to shop by at the mall. If I want saxophone in my rock and roll, I'll put on some…

1. 18" tall Stonehenge
2. Gandalf's staff (gnarled branch version)
3. Vincent Vega's Malibu

Yep. He was getting a loser edit from the start, then he said he was going to put a big deep-fried thing in soup.

Of all the judges, I like Hugh the best. That was a great move.

I want to see Mikey from season 2 as a regular judge. That way, if Padma runs out of weed, she'll have a fallback.

But it seems Katsuji has a tolerable personality, if we can trust his edit. Plus, that was a pretty nice takedown of the Crooked Hat Douche at the end of the episode.

You're forgetting that they went to Singapore for the DC season finale. Also the Bahamas and Puerto Rico, though those weren't as far.

Of course Rocker regrets having spouted his crap. Of course, he didn't concede they were wrong, he just regrets saying them.

Dalton Ross noted humorously that they cast an actual "Boobs McGee" this season. Good one!

I just saw this tour, and they opened with "Knock Knock Knock". Since then, I can't stop listening to it. For me every Spoon record is great in that my favorite track on each changes upon repeated listening.

Good list, though "Utilitarian" and "Don't Make Me a Target" have to fit in there somewhere for me.