I can almost guarantee these movies are less of an artistic choice and more "my buddy Ron's making another picture, I'll go help him out"

McPoyle-bro grabbed as many people as he could find, men and women, the second he got off the train last episode, so he's clearly down for some Caligula shit.

Nobody will ever make it this far down the page, but "Harder Than You Think" by Public Enemy is maybe the best comeback song of all time.

Nobody will ever make it this far down the page, but "Harder Than You Think" by Public Enemy is maybe the best comeback song of all time.

Nobody will ever make it this far down the page, but "Harder Than You Think" by Public Enemy is maybe the best comeback song of all time.

Ooh, for the Who, I've always really loved "Bargain." That's a really underrated Who's Next song.

Tomorrow Never Knows is the big Beatles one for me. That song STILL sounds like the future. No wonder Don Draper hates it.

Ehhh, Adam Pally was in Dirty Grandpa.

I am perfectly happy with Andy Daly getting work that brings in big paychecks. Podcast guest appearances certainly don't make money!

Supernatural Superserious is a really good song.

And I hate it so much. The first two Paper Mario games are high up on my favorite games ever. The best Mario & Luigi game isn't half as good as either of those.

The first episode establishes that there is a "universal translator" going on, and there are jokes about how her accent is definitely fake, otherwise nobody would be hearing it.

I loved the turnaround on the Newlywed Game thing. It was a great joke at first, and then after the first question I realized it's actually a super good interrogation technique, and they totally got busted by it.

I'm starting to think Arcade Fire have been a net negative for music. All this shit comes from them. THEY'RE still great, but everything they have spawned has been garbo-trash. It's like Nirvana begetting Bush.

I need to make sure everyone visits whichonevap.es. It's important work.

What goes through Seth MacFarlane's head is "I have not actually worked on this show in years and years and years and am basically just an actor on it, I am onto better things"

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Remember when this band broke up for like 3 days, basically the second after they took off?

I get the impression that Charlie could own a house in the Hamptons and it would still resemble his current apartment.

I think all the tripping into major historical moments is cute and fun. I'm a sucker for this movie because of it's earnestness, which I would credit mostly to Zemeckis and Hanks. Gary Sinese helps to balance it out from tipping completely into schmaltz, but I would describe this as a movie with a "good heart."