I actually feel the same way about Trent Reznor, though he is in many ways kind of a short-tempered asshole.

Wes Anderson's films are always sadder on second viewing.

I was wondering when someone would make this reference.

AND NO ONE MADE THAT JOKE EVER AGAIN, THE END.

I read this as "generic bank robbery movie" which… I dunno… maybe?

I might actually watch it now.

Huh, is that what it's about? I saw the trailer and assumed it was just a mildly subversive twist on the "young hopeful overcomes the odds to become the best at what he wants to do" story.

I'm 26 and I am more familiar with House Of Cosbys, Simpsons jokes about Bill Cosby, and Hannibal Buress' Cosby routine than any actual Bill Cosby routine. That might have bothered me if he was just an influential comedian and not a rapist, but I'm kind of okay with that trade-off now.

"Could you freshen me up?"
"No."

I love how he's the closest thing that show has to a moral compass. Best bit: the dazed-sounding "yeaaaaaaaah" he lets out after Eric Andre unexpectedly makes out with a crew member.

When the fucking Full House theme came back again on Mouth Silence I actually screamed at my computer.

(*holds off-key note for nearly an entire agonizing minute*)

Oh wow, unintentional double meaning alert. Should I …? Maybe I should delete this.

BIG WHITE NEVER

Just you wait.

I'm with you on this, though I'm also of the even less popular opinion that Manifesto is one of their best.

Oh my god. The Lance Reddick thing was funny enough but this actually made me cry laughing.

Yeah, I just watched it too. That is… yeah. Wow.

Todd Rundgren always shows up.

A yawning gap in the time-space continuum, as it were.