"Nobody, least of all me, wants to be the guy advocating for spoon-feeding."

Never seen this series; I saw this clip a few days ago and at first thought it was an old clip of Brenda Wood, who has broadcast in the Atlanta area since the 90's. I recognized the Barb character and then noticed the strange dialogue.

Yeah, she's definitely beyond As Tears Go By or even Sister Morphine. Broken English is a very punk rock influenced album.

But how do they taste?

Because bacon and pork chops are delicious.

They're moving to Cobb:12 miles away and 40 years back in time. We lost the Braves but the intown area has gained about 50,000 hipsters over the last 5 years.

Crosetti. He'll always be Crosetti to me. He and Clark Johnson's Lewis were a great combo. I'm still pissed off at the way he was cashiered off of H:LOTS. NBC was always interfering with the casting, pushing off great character actors like Beatty and Melissa Leo, while bringing in an ill suited Jon Seda or Michelle…

Damn….

“It’s my life, and it’s up to my God. It’s not a matter of what
Hollywood is going to do. I sleep good at night, knowing that I’m making
the right decision.” But apparently, God has decided that Sabato Jr.
needs to pay.

Choose Me and Trouble In Mind were two of my favorite 80's films. The ending of Trouble In Mind, when Lori Singer's character leaves Carradine for Kristofferson, and you have Marianne Faithful's song in the background - wow. It hits me every time I see it.

General Turgidson, I believe I've heard quite sufficient from you, thank you very much!

Premier Kisov….

By withholding information about Littlefinger's army, Sansa let hundreds of men die.

That would be one very tall eight year old.

"You Just May Be The One" and "The Door Into Summer" are two big favorites of mine. And the live version of "Circle Sky" is one great piece of rock and roll.

Yeah, I wouldn't mind if they had a "Monkees Singles That Are Now Underplayed On Oldies Stations" article. Valleri would be my #1 choice with Listen To The Band at #2.

Valleri wouldn't count as a deep cut. It was a top five single in 1968.

Having looked at a plethora of comment sections, it's hard for me to take what should be ironic statements for granted.

Led Zepp? You're being ironic, right?

THEY ATE ME! A FUCKING SHARK ATE ME! DRINK BITCH!