Agreed, but I enjoyed Red State.

He is one handsome son of a gun.

At least she shelled out for a primo model. Shandling skimped, and sadly his life model decoy is no more.

Close, no ciggie… https://www.youtube.com/wat…

You mean listening to that tiny oompah band I see whenever I close my eyes?

Oh look…Charlie Brown said 'good grief'.

Next time, try wearing…PANTS.

John Candy!!!

Pearl Jam hit when I was in 6th grade, and I stuck with it for their first two albums. I more or less tuned them out until I saw them for the first time in 2004 or 5, and the show was a revelation. I've only managed to see them live once since, but now own all their albums and appreciate their music a great deal. …

Wow. I owned this back in 7th grade, but I don't at all remember De La Soul being on it, and paired with Teenage Fanclub no less. I was more enthralled with
"BiOnyx" (the Biohazard/Onyx collabo). Yeah I was awful.

Flair's is still the greatest of all time, but I think they used a few too many Os.

I actually remember an early 2000s issue of Marvel Team Up where that was the exact premise. If memory serves the team up involved Daredevil and Luke Cage…wait…I think they based this thing on the comics!!!

The best Bad Boys movie ever has already been made; it was called Hot Fuzz.

How is Superstore? I just noticed Mark McKinney is in it (!).

My first reaction was "ohhhh" (sort of sad) but hell…they made over 100 eps, have perhaps the most impressive list of guest stars and performers in comedy history (ok maybe outside SNL which I do not watch), and always made me laugh. Scotty Auks and co should be immensely proud.

Worth watching, but no.

Dabo!

So afraid to press play. Is this how those kids felt before the third recitation of 'Candyman'?

It is still campy fun.

Roseanne Barr and Ruth Buzzi