One of my favorite things about that episode…Brett's complete indifference that Bowie is visiting him in his dreams.

Try reading moron. Oswalt's wife has passed.

"Janet Reno smash!"

I've watched the skit multiple times since yesterday and it still slays me. The only equal is watching the Flight of the Conchords "Bowie in Space" episode after Bowie left his mortal coil.

Elaborate headgear and all!

That must've been one helluva flu. Kidding aside, I mean really? REALLY? Too many fantastic musicians have been dropping this year. I'm going back to bed…

A Brit with some deep pipes.

Dammit, I still want Lockjaw. Wurf!

"…an overachieving group of face-paint enthusiasts" a perfect description of Kiss!

At least we know who's snorting the rest of Frehley's coke

Film exec (chomping on cigar after doing a line of blow): "Nope, nope, not edgy enough. Lookit those Batguy movies…"

As always the problem lies with the studios and the execs who think they know better. I've had the same mindset as you for years. If there ever was a property that's ripe to just be a fun comic book movie, it's the FF. Hopefully Marvel can get the rights back and produce the FF movie that we've been waiting for and…

I've had the same thought since the last batch of crappy FF movies came out. I'd love to see a movie that plays it close to the Lee/Kirby years in look and feel, give it a Kennedy era New Frontier/Space Race vibe. And hell, have some fun with it and give it a little bit of campiness…not over the top Adam West Batman,…

Barely. Doesn't look like the film exec's kids will be getting new Bentleys for Christmas.

I'm just glad the children were present to hear some authentic frontier gibberish.

"Why doesn't Melissa McCarthy get the respect she's earned." Exhibit A: the photo at the top of the article.

Same here, last time I endured some latter day episodes is when I had the flu and was all gooped up on NyQuil. Probably the only way I made it through more than 2 episodes.

There are so many parallels between Castle and Bones. Both are shows that were never too demanding on the viewer, what I consider to be "comfort food television." They both had some fun, quirky elements and some nice interplay between characters. Both have actors that the ComicCon crowd like. Most of all, both shows…

Age of Ultron

This came out at the apex of my "punk-ness" and my friends and I treated Repo Man as the alpha and omega of our existence. Constantly throwing out the quotes, the soundtrack always in heavy rotation. We even hosted a party where all the snacks and drinks were generic as an homage to the movie…we were also all broke…