I thought you were talking about Mad Men's Ken Cosgrove, and was wondering what harrowing storyline I blocked out of my mind

My Dad Wrote A Porno. Perhaps the definitive so-bad-it's-amazing story. No non-Scott Aukerman podcast has made me laugh more.

Brando must be spinning in his grave.

But how legendary would Truckasaurus the Movie remain if it was not named after its hero, John Truckasaurus?

The Judy Garland one. In spite of the missing footage, I thought it was wonderful (and I think they handled that issue very well).

Had a list of classic movies/movies I've missed from directors I love to catch up on, which I was doing well with for a while until i got distracted by the sheer amount of television available. I managed to watch:

Make America Look REALLY STRONG Again

Ah yes, that weird limbo post-WM17/WCW purchase and pre-Invasion. I do remember that Jericho-Regal angle solely for the bizarre match type.

Not that I didn't like the songs that followed, but none could live up to Riddle of the Model for me. That chorus…

I think Benoit and Angle had a 30 minute iron man match in the middle of the card in 2001. I don't remember anything else about that show so that probably proves your point

My favourite was the first Toronto episode because I was there. Tim Baltz as Nathan Hershey is the funniest thing I saw/heard all year. The Australia episode with Claudia O'Doherty is a very close second.

The stuff at the beginning of their episodes can be dull and self-indulgent, but I think it comes from continual surprise at how popular the show became so quickly in its run. And I enjoy the hosts enough not to be put off by lack of research, their stories almost always hook me anyway.

Probably a recency bias going on here, but I'm not sure I ever disliked a Gilmore Girls scene as much as I did Stars Hollow: The Musical.

He has a point about Community Season 4

Not an answer I'd usually give, but after feeling pretty miserable all day on Wednesday, I caught a run of Impractical Jokers episodes and I laughed, a lot. There was something comforting about watching those guys just fuck around with each other, while clearly enjoying each other's company at the same time.

Suzy's my favourite. Her palpable ease and contentment in 28 Up feels so sudden after two films of discomfort and awkwardness. Given the struggles of some of the others, there's something really lovely about seeing her happy in her own simple way

Same, though I'd say it would be a focus in the promotion of the next installment so it'd be hard to avoid in the lead up

That has really bummed me out, I had no idea.

I want a whole series of this episode, of this world. I guess I'll just have to settle for The Good Place.

Huh, didn't know that. How would a season 8 be even possible without her? Just Rory and Obama hanging out?