We share this with my father, my paternal aunts and uncles, and a couple of cousins.

Let's not forget Gary Sinese and Kelsey Grammer.

He's always trolling. The problem is that he doesn't understand just how boring trolling is by now.

So he had the choice between this and being Batman.

He's just an awful person, or at least has managed to create an interview persona of an awful person for the past couple of decades. The problem isn't so much that he does this—pretty much every writer of macho fiction has done something similar—but rather that he's become inexcusably dull in the process. There's no…

Who wastes a True Resurrection on the Bard?

I adore it for all of its obnoxious stupidity.

Aaaaaand there's my earworm for the day.

The Potter Menace

I thought that Kerry Washington's episode was good, even excellent in parts. But Bruce Willis was unexpectedly terrible.

Don't forget the Rambo movies, which were hugely popular.

She did. McKinnon is about as committed a performer as they've had since Chris Parnell.

The smoking hot young lesbian has been pretty fearless about that sort of thing in the past.

Or Ray Jay Johnson.

He's lost a remarkable amount of weight over the past few decades.

You've never seen "The Commitments", then?

Wasn't he the guy with the talking car that could see dead people?

The current writing staff has a serious knack for absurdity.

Also, the ice rink bit is a holiday episode tradition going back to the first season.