Mad Men's in August, I think.

Caruso scores again!

Mouse Trap always took a long time to set up, and was never as fun as it should have been.

They had been writing a lot of the stuff on Pinkerton together, for a concept album. But Sharp took most of what he wrote over to The Rentals. Still, a lot of Pinkerton was due to Sharp's input.

Matt Sharp - Weezer
Weezer really lost something when he left the band. He tempered a lot of Rivers' more annoying tendencies. And I don't think it's a coincidence that the two albums he is on are considered the band's best.

CALL…. GIANT….. GLASS!

They're phasing out Bernie and Phyl, though. It seems the torch is being passed on to their kids.

There are Jewelry Exchanges in places other than Sudbury? What a world!

Oh, I forgot that Long was in Galaxy Quest. Yep, that's a good one, alright.

I thought he looked like Blue Lou, as well.

Idiocracy's Justin Long, I hope.

I can only hope you typed that as Robert Goulet, Jorge.

Barclay Man
It's after six, what am I, a farmer?!

You're feeding the beast, Nabin!
Still, this press release is absolutely terrible.

Road trip comedies can be plenty funny, though. I'm not about to write this off based on Variety's terrible slang.

Prince needs to make a sexy, sexy liqueur.

If Sliders had just remained a "world-of-the-week" show, it would have been fine. They didn't need an overarching theme other than trying to get home. It actually should have been more like Quantum Leap in that respect.

"West End Girls" was a number one hit here in the States. "What Have I Done to Deserve This?" did pretty well also. But other than those two songs, they didn't have any big hits. A few low-charting tracks, but that's about it. They're pretty much just remembered for "West End Girls" now.

Stop slagging on Sliders! The first season of that show was really entertaining.

Another gem from David Caruso.