Yeah, most artists are content to just get kind of dull and predictable as their careers decline over the long term. Stewart bypassed all that and drove straight off the quality cliff at his earliest opportunity.

I do hope there's a Super Karate Monkey Death Car lurking in the top 10.

Paget Brewster has been a delight for a couple of decades now, starring on shows that denizens of this site love but the general public ignores - most notably Andy Richter Controls the Universe - or shows the general public loves but the denizens of this site ignore - most notably Criminal Minds.

And here's a promo photo of Fripp & Harry from the never completed (and as far as I know, never started) Alphaville remake of 1980:

I seem to recall they were going to remake this 30 years ago, and it was to star Debbie Harry and Robert Fripp. To my knowledge, it never got made, most likely because someone said "Wait, we're going to make a movie starring Robert Fripp? Will he insist on sitting down for his entire performance?" and had second…

Can I just be a pig for a moment and point out that while I've always considered Jessica Chastain to be an attractive human being, last night was the first time I ever shrieked HUBBA HUBBA upon seeing her.

Lou Rawls - You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine

Japan - Gentlemen Take Polaroids

Super Furry Animals - Rings Around the World

I prefer "In a Whirlpool," but any Cactus World News gets my vote.

King Crimson - Sleepless

Robert Palmer - Woke Up Laughing

The Housemartins - Happy Hour

Pete Shelley - Homosapien

How about a nice chunk of '70s sunshine pop, like The Fortunes "Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again"?

Blondie - X-Offender

When Newhart finally agreed to having an onscreen child, it was the glorious Cynthia Stevenson, on the criminally mishandled by CBS early-90s sitcom Bob. Why didn't Stevenson ever become the superstar she should have been?

I was 8 years old when I got it and it sounds even better to me at 51 than it did then. Stewart got a bit dodgy as his career went on, but there are very few artists who can top his early stuff.

Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells a Story. An album that appears to be older than anyone who currently writes for this site, so I'm once again depressed by how old I am. Thanks.

Thanks. I didn't think I had imagined it, because I don't think anyone could imagine the Busey anecdote. It's one of those things that had to be true.