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Who's the best? The kid from Whiplash?

I waited all night outside the record store to be the first to snag the February 1, 2012 special edition and there wasn't even one.

I said "g'night everybody."

Well, as long as those hilarious Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher Spitting Image puppets are in the video I am on board.

That's not all they're waxing!

He always runs past at blinding speed looking straight ahead, not at me.

I heard the whole Olympics got robbed at a 7-11 down there.

Then who is "No, Shit Sherlock!"?

Not Jason Hickman's "Star Spangled Baby" from the Zapped! soundtrack?

I mostly associate Springsteen fandom with David Simon and David Chase. That's a pretty small cross-section of the population though.

E.L. James.

"No Shit Sherlock" is a terrible detective though. Almost as bad at detecting as "Nice Job Einstein" is at genius stuff.

It can be two things.

You'd better be less than 140 years old because there's no way he's better than Rutherford B. Hayes.

I saw Pablo Picasso on Broadway, he was driving a Cadillac. I waved but he ignored me. Asshole.

I prefer the Pledge of Divergence.

Yer makin' me madder than me when I get beans in my chili!

I honestly can't think of a show that has more flaws. Of course I don't want a lot of SyFy so I'm sure there's some examples there but this plotting on this show is ridiculously terrible, the world building is weird and inconsistent, the character's motivations are all over the map. Yet it is still watchable, maybe

Even them Nazzies know better than ta' mess with Texas.

I kind of think that while he's got tremendous acting ability when he chooses to use it, De Niro might not be a smart man.