It's epic. Possibly the best one yet.

Don't I? It shows up for me. Weird.

It's a long story that involves trolls. I promise it's for the best and that we're not just being arbitrary assholes.

Hey guys, It's really less about whether a certain word will cause offense and more about whether it will help us filter out trolls. So it's staying banned, but you're welcome to say "c-nt" or similar!

Rest assured that if there's a Peggy Carter angle, I will take advantage of it.

I bought a copy of this on a friend's recommendation, but haven't had a chance to read it yet. I think it just moved up my list, though.

I'm a huge fan of Island of the Colorblind.

I just realized we missed one from E4: David Hyde Pierce recites Hamlet, which he's also performed in real life.

Oh, this is interesting — I didn't start reading comics until relatively recently, but L&C definitely stoked my love of the character and mythology of Superman.

Ultra Girl! With Shelley Long as the bad guy.

Yes, NYT uses titles, but The New Yorker is a treasure trove of style quirks. Diereses, "focussing," spelling out years… it's pretty amazing.

It is, but we still edit it for AVC style and make sure all the names, etc. are correct.

Or a limited database!

Here's the set list from the Chicago show I saw in November: http://www.setlist.fm/setli…

He played it in Chicago for "F"!

I will do that! Thanks for the tip.

"I Spy" might be my favorite Pulp song.

To clarify that she's not leaving us, Cameron offered this as a coda to the piece: "And so let's end this column in the manner of every stand-up set ever: Thank you and goodnight. Please exit swiftly as I go backstage, write notes about what worked and what didn't, and get ready for the next show/column/Christopher…

Dude walks nearly 5 miles a day and goes to daycare once a week and eats his dinner out of various puzzle-toys and works on various training commands everyday. Not bored, just a jerk. A big, snuggly, fluffy, kissy jerk.

I think that's one of the reason he found so much success in the '90s. Unfortunately on this album, most of the songs just aren't up to snuff.