Moriarty really was an interesting character. Yeah, his creation kind of sucks, but I love the second Moriarty episode.

Yeah, they're playing the BoA Pavilion in Boston? Bigger place than I'd like to see them. Kicking myself for skipping the tour with LCD Soundsystem, but I had nobody to go with. Curse my friends and their poor music taste!

Those are two of my favorite beverages.

I hope we can see Joel and the Impostors, though.

I don't think the issue is that they're targeting illegal immigrants so much as they're targeting anybody who might be an illegal immigrant. If you look Hispanic, you'd better be ready to show some papers proving you're an American citizen, and it doesn't seem like just showing your driver's license is enough.

Skylar
When she said "married couples cannot be compelled to testify against each other," whether it's true or not, it reminded me of when George Sr. told Michael that "a husband and wife can't go to jail for the same crime" on Arrested Development.

Tiny Music… is excellent. You know how Quake would use the music from whatever CD was in the drive? My brother and I were fragging guys online to "Lady Picture Show."

Now I know y'all be lovin' this shit right here
L-I-M-P Bizkit is right here!

Neutral Zone is so frustrating. There's half a good episode there. Romulans! Political machinations! Picard being smart!

Whatchoo gonna do, brother
when the American legal system runs over you!

Prince's output this decade is better overall than Prince's output last decade, though neither reaches the heights of the 80s.

Does the existence of hip-hop, rap, and country "infuriate" you? Do you get worked up into a rage because there are MCs?

I think he was a pretty damn funny guy. But he had TERRIBLE delivery. A much better joke writer than he was a joke teller.

*GONG*

I'm stick of my sense of humor being raped by all these terrible rape jokes.

The problem with the retrospectives is that they try to make the crap look great, because it's "ironic."

Kyle touched upon what I hate
But I'd extend it further, to almost all of modern rock radio. The stations that play Nickelback, Puddle of Mudd, Three Days Grace, and Shinedown in a near endless rotation. Oh, and yes, Buckcherry.

Ayn Rand?
She wrote about how awesome awesome people are.

The scene where Tony watched the outtakes from his video intro was awesome. It reminded me a lot of the opening scene to Anchorman.

Yeah, John Slattery is awesome, and I thought he did a bang-up job as Howard Stark. Is it an age thing? I'd imagine they'd need a young Stark, but they could probably young up Slattery enough.