My memory banks are clogged, as my wife listened to no less than 3 podcasts on this case, but there's some fairly decent evidence that the car was moved, and some convincing evidence that any/all of Jay's dozen conflicting testimonies were coached by cops.

Most of the evidence they have came from a total clown, Adnan's friend Jay. There's a lot of compelling stuff painting his story as incoherent bullshit.

I feel like every other comment I make at the AV Club is about this topic, and I'm not even particularly a Pryor fan. But this casting is SO awful. Epps is so bush league.

Tony Levin playing some ugly-looking custom-made 13-string electric gourd.

If you ever watch the original with kids, they typically HATE the songs.

It would take someone with fucking monster talent to make a multiple-personality disorder movie rise above moronic cliche. This description sounds laughable.

The wording is so vague. If he punched or slapped the kid, I think that'd be the headline, not "got physical." I could see a situation where a super-liberal, new-agey parent may have a definition of abuse that's not actually a crime. I'm withholding judgement but nothing would surprise me; this divorce is going to be…

I have Lazy Sunday Afternoon hanging inmy music studio! Glad to see this guy getting attention.

If you ever meet someone who has a tough time understanding the term "mansplain" listen to the They Live episode. It should be like a required text in any gender studies class.

No hyperbole, no bullshit: this show re-wired my brain and was essential to get to who I am today.

I hate-listen to this podcast regularly! Nice to see another "fan."

I already had major issues with Ebert, and this doesn't help! The dude doesn't like horror films and doesn't think Daydream Beleiver is catchy??

This is what bugs me about people declaring that Bert and Ernie must be gay, even subtextually. Sex, love, and relationships aren't part of their story. They're there to deliver short, simple odd-couple jokes. Wanting to know their sexual identity would be like wanting to know thier blood type.

My dark horse candidate for favorite line in Blazing Saddles is when some guy is blathering at him in the bar and he interrupts to say, "Nevermind that shit, here comes Mongo!"

I think all 3 (?) Ricked Wicky albums have 1 album's worth of good songs total. Which, really in the age of Spotify isn't a major negative. If you're an obsessive buying all this stuff on vinyl…you've got a screw loose.

Yeah I'd love to know this too. Bobis pretty moody, but firing a dude hours before a festival gig is pretty nuts. I guess he already knew he had Gilard on retainer?

I really dig the casting but the costume BLOWS.

Agreed. The reviewer seems like a fan of the show who is seeing lots of surprise, nuance and shades of gray, but rather than seeing it as great writing, she sees it as a negative.

The "power of Patty compels you!" line from the trailer makes me cringe. It's a reference to a 40+ year old movie, and not inherently funny. I can imagine shooting that scene with almost endless possibilities of ad-libbed lines, and that has to be one of the hackiest.

Solid laughs. Great job, New Yorker!