"Bill the Galactic Hero" used a "Bloater Drive" (long before Hitchiker's Guide "Infinite probability Drive") where the ship would expand In size and then contract to the desired destination. (If you haven't read it, stay with first book, none of the much later sequels.) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/…

There are "Heavy Metal" bands with tubas or Sousaphones all over the world - one that has been playing for several decades is the Extra Action Marching Band, but there are hundreds more. Here is a rather over the top performance by EAMB: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

When I was working in Silicon Valley - 1979 to 2003, we had this poster in our design office: http://imgur.com/roQowRh

From early Mad Magazine - "It's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide" (meaning that it is crazy to pay off the cops in phony money.)

Harold and Maude was the most romantic film ever! So honest.

Umm, just about every High School in the USA had an "A.V. Club" when I was in school, probably still is the case now. How do you think they were talking about you in particular? (Edit: only heard it on the crap video here, not the actual show. I stand corrected.)

Shelly Duvall was the perfect Olive Oyl. (I doubt there will ever be a remake.)

The Bonzos started out as the Bonzo Dog Dada Band but some announcer goofed it up, read it as Doo Dah and the band liked that better.

The original book is called "Easy and Hard Ways Out" by Robert Gossbach, 1975. it is not bad but is written mostly as a series of notes, messages, corporate "documents" and diaries. Robert Altman optioned it, but gave it up after a few years. In his hands it could have been another M*A*S*H, maybe. As it stands, it was…

Sure, I have seen clips from the show but not the whole thing.

But Penis Puppetry did pretty well.

I have seen that one, sober. If you are actually interested in Theremins it is not bad watching.

What about the recent trend in tall, skinny, geeky Lab Guys like the ones in NCIS: New Orleans and Forever? I thought they were the same actor at first!

What? No mention of the Land of Gorch?

I have listened to most of Aisha's "Girl on Guy" podcasts - she is damn good and very quick in the interview setting, plus being very funny. A late night show would work well for her, I think.