Also- it’s a great song

I thought Christie Front Drive crossed with Jawbreaker.

“Sick of Myself” has _way_ more texture.

Apparently, YouTube commenters have never heard the Smiths nor the Cure.

A mulatto, an albino do it to me every time

What’s with these homies dissing my girl?

Yeah, this just sounds like the pop-punk or alternative lite post-grunge stuff that was on the radio in the mid-to-late 90s that followed Nirvana. The bassline(and other parts of the song) is almost sounding like Better Than Ezra’s “Good” with the tone shift.

I vote Rhea Pearlman

That’s one reason I’d like to see some other mid-week sitcom take Modern Family’s slot for coverage here. Or at least have some people resist the kinjanertia to discuss some other comedies in its comments.

Since I know a lot of readers enjoy the behind-the-scenes moments, here’s how this interview went down:

Ah, love him. He’s not what one might call, um, versatile as an actor, but he seems to know his limitations and has fun. That Harry Dean Stanton story is great.

“He’s like Avril Lavigne, except instead of skater boys, he sings about dying and shipyards.”
- Stephen Colbert, talking about Elvis Costello, in The Greatest Gift Of All

He’s my favorite musician but Elvis has amassed a pretty impressive acting resume too. The only ones that I didn’t see here that sticks out to me is playing himself in the finale of 3rd Rock From the Sun (he sings Fly Me to the Moon, appropriate for the show and for his crooning period at the time, and bites down on a…

I wish they could have survived with A.O. Scott and Michael Phillips. Those two had the best dynamic, post S&E.

Awh, you got me all nostalgic for Siskel & Ebert’s year-end worst film shows ...which I suppose was a full 18 years ago now. (Nobody gives poor Richard Roeper any respect despite soldier in with the show for 9 years.)

But muh freeze peach!

So now they are emboldened enough for actual censorship.

This is actual political correctness, trumpanzees.