Yeah, that movie looks kickass. Who doesn't love a good Western? I'll have to seek it out on DVD, because I'm almost positive it won't be released in the sticks.

Quick Change is very funny. And apparently Murray has a directors credit for it. It has long been a favorite of mine, partly because it doesn't seem to be as remembered as a lot of his movies.

Scrooged is great. My brother got it for me for Christmas a few years ago. Now I can watch it every holiday season! It's in the rotation with Christmas Vacation and Bad Santa.

I agree. I'm as manly as the next guy, but if some mobster who I didn't know very well sent a lady over to my house telling me to do whatever I wanted with her for a week…

The Adventures of Superman was good too.

I know Lemmy agrees!

Looks like there were 8 Bionic Woman episodes. I'm going fewer.

I really want to catch up on Middleman. All reports have been excellent, but I had missed most of the season by that point.

I'm cautiously optimistic on "Dollhouse." I really like Whedon's work, but I'm not sure about it.

He was good in Tombstone as Doc Holliday.

It's Val Kilmer.

I should catch up on Reaper. I fell off the wagon there, and for what I understand, it got better as the season went on. Hopefully they can figure out what they're doing for season 2.

I'm not sure what I'll be watching yet
I'll be joining y'all for The Office and 30 Rock. And Always Sunny (is that on at 10 on Thursdays again? That's a quality hour and a half of TV right there).

Yes, it does. But it would also be awesome to be at the strip club and have The Moneymaker come on.

Yes, the NES Punch-Out was the superior version, but the arcade had Vodka Drunkinski, which was a better name than Soda Popinski.

The only part of Bayou Billy I ever had trouble with were those dang driving levels. I think I only made it from beginning to end once. On a side note, I had named my pet parakeet Blackie Blue after an enemy from that game.

"Rush" is a solid album. C'mon, it has "Working Man!" But I also like it when Rush does crazy epics, like "The Fountain of Lamneth" and "2112."

Rilo Kiley's probably one of my favorite bands of the decade. I didn't love "Under the Blacklight," but it has some great moments. And, hey, 3 for 4 isn't too shabby.

I'm disappointed that it's not so good
I was one of the few who really liked A Weekend in the City, and of course I loved Silent Alarm. I take it that most of the album doesn't sound like the audio clip? Because I'm digging this one.

Sublime?
Are you trying to drive away all your hipster douchebag readers?