60s pop is a forgotten genre? Might want to adjust your focus a bit.

I can't even get that far with it, whole thing just sounds like gibberish.

I thought this was decent but could have used some editing. The hatesong-hate puzzles me.

Super Computer and Mr. Chiiiiips, they got the answers at their fingertiiiiips

Not really; half the album was songs. I tended to focus on those because my first exposure to Leary was his MTV Unplugged special. Hard to imagine Bill Hicks rendering a Joe Jackson song a capella.

Aren't we all?

He brought other things to the table though, like the musical angle.

Sorry, not the alcohol's fault. It's just the spinach to her inner Popeye.

From what I've seen, she doesn't seem overly focused on authenticity. Quite the opposite. That sort of thinking may be where the disconnect arises.

I think you're right about where it comes from, mostly. But there's something to be said for not masking life's challenges. There's a fine line between providing necessary self-esteem and failing to make clear why it's necessary. I often complain about how modern children's entertainment has all the rough edges…

Funny thing is, she's hot but her insecurity is off-putting. I'm guessing the movie will address this? That would make it an inspired bit of casting. "Bidding war erupts for movie in which Amy Schumer finally gets over herself."

Folklore often equates ugliness with evil, making it a plot point, so it's embedded in culture and hard to get away from. I remember reading about how the wife of the Too Many Cooks guy wasn't thrilled about his portrayal. He seemed to take it in stride though, happy to be working.

All part of the plan to make us stop.

There's "Hollywood Ugly" which hardly means anything, and then there's roles where the whole point is to be shockingly hideous. I too wonder how that casting is handled. There's occasionally some controversy over local ads for extras which suggest they're looking for deformities.

A lot of those complaints only apply to a select few. Most millennials are dirt poor, just like most of the human race. Trophy validity is the least of their concerns.

We eat weirder things from the ocean, right? And yet I agree with you.

To avoid this confusion, why doesn't he give his character a funny name like Angus P. Slobberknickers?

Yeah the ending of last season didn't work for me either.

That castle episode, with just him, is among the best ever.

I saw one of these nearby, years ago, don't think it's still there.