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He depicted that very kink in a failed Channel 101 pilot all the way back in 2006. This failed Channel 101 pilot, in fact.

As I assume those are shudders of orgasm, you're really gonna love this!

Scott Aukerman was on The 404 back in July and said that the guests don't know what Zach is going to ask them but that pretty much all of them know what they're getting into by being on the show. (Although seems to me that some of the guests' answers are scripted, so who knows what to belieb.) He also mentions that on…

There's also a short story by Steven Millhauser called "The Dome." It's collected in his 2008 book Dangerous Laughter, but Google tells me it was first published in The American Scholar in 2006. Alec Baldwin gave an excellent reading of it on an episode of Selected Shorts a few years back:

You're thinking of "laying poop."

If there were any justice in the world, Chelsea Peretti would be the one getting a show. Actually, he should offer her a job as sidekick (a position in which I imagine she would be utterly disinterested and wouldn't hesitate to make that fact hilariously known), because if Pete Holmes has a show, he is definitely…

Hear, hear. How could they forgo analysis of that masterpiece of terrible? Funny how the only people who remember that movie are those with some connection to Pontiac. I was only seven at the time, but I still have a photo of Jamie Lee from that year's big Labor Day parade!

Well at least we can all agree that Twitty and Jones are in the same class when it comes to the most important thing—commemorative firearms.

Conway Twitty's "Ain't It Sad to Stand and Watch Love Die" is about as grim as it gets. Man catches wife in bed with best friend, murders both, then shoots himself in the head in front of the neighbors. It's . . . unsettling. But damn if it doesn't have a catchy opening hook. I'm surprised no one has ever sampled it…

Somebody has probably already mentioned this, but her show in the late '90s featured the likes of Bob Odenkirk, H. Jon Benjamin, Jon Glaser, Will Forte, Brian Posehn, and music by Eban Schletter—and it was cancelled after only six episodes. Clearly it was ahead of its time. Give this one another 15 years or so to age,…

And a correction to #29—it's the top of the Capitol Records Building.

#30 is Bullock's Wilshire
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"You give this message to Mr. Herzog: Even Dwarfs Started Small. He'll know what it means."

"You give this message to Mr. Herzog: Even Dwarfs Started Small. He'll know what it means."

NBC has video of Moynihan playing Fieri in the Weekend Update dress rehearsal. It's decently funny—I'm surprised it was cut over the Katt Williams bit.

NBC has video of Moynihan playing Fieri in the Weekend Update dress rehearsal. It's decently funny—I'm surprised it was cut over the Katt Williams bit.

And let's not forget that he wrote and directed an SNL short featuring Ben Affleck back in 2000. Plus, he co-wrote and directed a play starring his wife and Fred Armisen that was staged at Largo in 2008. I'm confident in the man's ability to do funny.

And let's not forget that he wrote and directed an SNL short featuring Ben Affleck back in 2000. Plus, he co-wrote and directed a play starring his wife and Fred Armisen that was staged at Largo in 2008. I'm confident in the man's ability to do funny.