Well, I've never seen Juno, sooo…

T&Y was okay the first time around, and got progressively worse and increasingly boring on each listen. "Delivery" is the only decent song on it. It doesn't come close to TPAB.

Also finished season 2 of Veep this weekend. If you're interested in hip hop, I recommend Dream Junkies, John Givez especially. "Get a Bar Bandwagon" is a good sampler of their skills.

Hey, my wife and I watched Clueless, which is pretty much Emma (apparently, I'm not familiar with Austen). Still holds up, and we enjoyed it.

I love "Delicate Cycle," but I have to admit that I liked the woman's parts more than Aesop's.

Have you listened to Dustin Kensrue's solo stuff in the past couple of years? I really enjoy "It's Not Enough."

How did I miss new Thrice?! Though I wish that the AV Club would cover House of Heroes. The new songs they've released, "Matador" and "Pioneer" in particular, have been outstanding.

Keanu could not be a cooler person.

uhhh…Reggie Watts?

Hmm that sounds interesting at least. I may give it a shot down the road.

I don't mind watching comedies that are more thoughtful than laugh-out-loud hilarious, but I don't really care for the characters or their situation after watching the first episode. How many episodes like that would I have to watch before the show starts getting better? I feel obliged to try to watch it all the way…

I thought Master of None was awful, at least the first episode. It was incredibly boring and unfunny.

I don't foresee either of these being as good as Stretch.

Seems a bit redundant, if you ask me.

He literally howls. As in, the music stops, he goes, "aWHOOOO," and they launch into that awful chorus one last time. I get secondhand embarrassment every time I hear it. And, for the record, I don't mind Maroon 5.

Totally agree. I'm surprised how no one has mentioned Adam Levine howling during the bridge of "Animals" yet.

Actually it sounds like Stretch, but I doubt that this movie will be able to match that glorious movie.

I second that casting.

Every time I see her in something, I think, "Hey, it's the MADTv lady!" Turns out I was thinking of Stephnie Weir, and now I feel weirdly embarrassed.

What's wrong with them? I'm not familiar with them at all, but I would assume they would be decent if they got Steven Spielberg to join on.