"We Must Bury You" by Katatonia would have been a great ending song/episode title for True Blood.

When you see the fate of The Girl In The Red Coat in Schindler's List, for example…

That song was the original theme song for WWE's NXT TV show and it worked so well. That was also the first song by them that made me realize they are an awesome band and not a weird porgy pop punk hybrid that I originally dismissed them as.

"Ramble On" during the opening of Frodo's trek in Fellowship would have been awesome

No, because that season's theme song was PERFECT

You gotta let that first bass note hit right after he says "Rosebud"

This is a damn near perfect idea

I was hoping they'd use Metallica's very moody, very underrated "Where the Wild Things Are" in a trailer for the film, at least. That's probably my second favorite track on Reload behind "Fixxxer".

I laughed out loud in the theater when that song started playing 30 seconds into The Departed.

Hasn't stopped Marty from using "Gimme Shelter" in every modern crime movie he's done since Goodfellas!

But that led to the great South Park parody of "You'll Be In My Heart" entitled "You'll Be In Me".

I was 6-7 during the Achtung Baby album cycle and I had no recollection of "The Fly" being a single whatsoever. I heard that song on WBCN in Boston in 2004 or so and I assumed it was a new U2 song, and was surprised at how much I loved it. I was even MORE surprised when I realized it was on Achtung. I saw the video…

Miz gets the way things work in this business. He's so underrated.

Cena was popular with smarks until he was drafted to RAW in 05 and immediately ran through Jericho, Christian (who was finally breaking through as a potential top heel), and Angle in quick succession. By the time he had his first title defense at a Wrestlemania, he was booed out of the building, met with "Fuck you…

Agreed. Fired up Sheamus beating the shit out of Crews was great to see. Their match should be solid, and beating Sheamus will be a good rub for Crews.

I need to go back and finish the Tournament episodes. They veered too far from the normal format to me to get really into them, but as a wrestling fan, this sounds too funny to pass up.

After that Doughboys episode, I really wanted Erin and Mike to be a couple. For two people I don't know at all, I felt like they had good chemistry on the recording. That's really funny that Harmon asked him about it.

And any Comedy Bang Bang appearance with Paul Rust is usually pretty great. His "New No-Nos" segment is always a highlight.

Kalpakis and Mitchell back together was magical! Tim's genuine love for a ribeye steak was infectious, even to a vegetarian like myself.

Pretty good storyteller, I thought. The Kanye stories were hysterical.