I don’t know... the Nile Rodgers collaboration on Come to Butt-Head seemed to have a nice meeting of minds there. Particularly the sultry background along with Butt-Head asking things like “Baby, if I like, gave you some money, would you make out with me?” (which always got to me).

Seeing Carl get mad at Steve never really got too old for me though, personally.

I’m sure they can come up with a reason for just Stefan Urquelle showing up, and his science-loving kid doing the voice from now on.

I thought that was destroyed in a fire at some point? I had my friend take a picture of me in front of it when we sat on a trolley going past it years ago.

On top of that, it actually sounds like a legitimate premise someone would approve.

Someone fly Jaleel up to have him press the button himself, then do his “Did I do that?” schtick, and you just might have an all-time YouTube moment right there.

Yeah, it’s definitely the outgoing personality part that reminds me of her a bit, along with maybe the voice at times. At the moment, Louie seems to be the one who’s a bit more of a schemer out of the four.

More along the lines of voice and quirks, I thought. But yeah, definitely not as conniving or Machiavellian (yet). Seems like Louie is the one they’re giving those characteristics to at the moment.

Webby basically turned into Louise Belcher is one way to sum her character up.

All good. I just tend to read enough of these sites where it’s basically the same discussion and no one’s ever satisfied. Sometimes my comments about that take a bit of time to understand or fly over people’s heads at first. ;)

I was agreeing with natureslayer. Whatever movie or song or TV comes out these days, there’s going to be comments about what was the right way and how something doesn’t measure up, etc.

In other words, a normal day in the world of pop culture with the armchair quarterbacking...

Get... out.

“Sometimes it’s just a timing thing.”

I’ve always been into music and live shows, but even I can see what you mean there. I always meet people who are obsessed or talk about things like they’re religious experiences of some sort, while for me, it’s more of a fun hobby which I don’t take too seriously (most of the time anyway, haha).

I thought we were Quiet Riot?

Rami Jaffee, the keyboardist for the band since the In Your Honor acoustic tour. Dave stole him away from The Wallflowers around that time and it seems like they made him an official member on this album.

That could help, sure.

I think LCD Soundsystem has them both beat in the long run... god help us if they add any more people.

Disagree on the hooks in Wasting Light, but this is definitely a stronger effort than Sonic Highways so far (which had its high points too, I thought).