In the car hood segment, I like how the Dad walks away and is obviously trying hard not to laugh at one point.

Yeah, I watched a bit of it. It was alright. Ed McMahon in particular was very complimentary of it. I think he even appeared on the show itself and Green's Internet show later on.

"Well, start it by advertising like normal people!"

The chorus to Last Night on Earth was supposedly almost literally last minute. But idk… I kind of like it the way it is, actually.

Yeah, that makes sense, since I know they got ahold of other parts of the world beforehand. Wikipedia says All the Things She Said was released in Oct. 2002 here in the states. Promo seemed to amp up later that winter/spring, along with their MTV appearances in the U.S.

I seem to remember them being covered by MTV and being played on the radio in early 2003.

Show Me Love is a decent tune in its own right. Listenable then and listenable now.

2005, I believe?

That Sopranos finale, on the other hand… #hottake

Someone had to say this.

I remember Seven, then remember asking my Dad (a Married with Children fan) what happened to that kid in the following seasons. He couldn't even remember him!

I did something similar awhile ago! About a decade ago, I played some old cassettes and wrote down the song titles in order. Then around last year, I just made iTunes playlists I made of whatever I was listening to in middle school or whatever.

Mind… blown.

Cool cool. Carry on.

My parents recently found an old Michaelangelo bowl at my old house, likely from some TMNT promo thing they had with a cereal company or something. They gave it to me and I looked at it like, "Yeah, I'll hold onto it for awhile." Gave it a good washing at home and it's sitting in all it's paint-scraped glory in my…

What boggles my mind is that people at Lucasfilm must have sat down and seen the final version with him. They knew what it was. And someone in that group had to say, "Hey, this was a great idea!"

GET… OUT.

… and now you just reminded me of it. Geez louise, where does time go?

On the third night, it's the entirety of Madonna's American Life.

GA was extortion compared to other bands ($140-150?) the one time I saw him, but more than worth it when I was #70 in the lottery and had a second row spot in the pit for the whole show.