Deadwood did suffer from a lack of Clancy Brown.

/checks Wikipedia…
So 101 Dalmatians was re-released in 1979. I have zero memory of seeing that in a theater, but I'm sure I must have been taken to see it. I'm guessing any long-term memories I had of 101 Dalmatians were mixed up with my memories of Lady and the Tramp.

My prime Disney consuming childhood years were the 1980 Lady and the Tramp re-release and the 1981's Fox and the Hound. No wonder I'm a dog person.

/sobs

We're all watching Ray Donovan this season because of Ian McShane, right? Or did I get pranked…

See you and Alex's normal speaking voice back in 6 weeks!

You weren't the only one…

Is that a fucking e-cigarette?

A 30 for 30 about Bill Simmons' last few months at ESPN would be interesting.

If you have the Jeopardy!'s Facebook in your news feed you got a screenshot of the FJ clue early Tuesday morning. Lots of time to think about the answer.

I'm looking for a haircut that won't attempt to castrate me or eat my face off, thanks.

To be fair, it's been off air for more than a year now.

Haddock? /Troy McClure

SNL announcer isn't a bad gig.

10 hours of him talking like Mickey Mantle.

That took me right out of the story.

Jennifer is on twitter (jenniferemorrow) and had fun interacting with fans and "haters" alike. She fav'd my tweet which theorized that she's actually Rebecca Sealfon (aka, 1997 Spelling Bee Champ immortalized by Cheap Seats).

In a bit of Jeopardy/Alex Rocco/AV Club convergence the current Jeopardy! champ (-at-jenniferemorrow) tweeted out a link to the Alex Rocco Random Roles article over the weekend. What's her Disqus name?

George's Wikipedia page says he did appear in "several" episodes of SNL that first season but he was only credited in the first episode… which, if I recall, featured a number of people who were never credited again.

The heckya mean!