I miss 'Attack of the Show' when Sara Lane was the host because she knew what the fuck she was doing unlike BimbOlivia who couldn't even read the prompter right, and that was 90% of her job.

You mean Kevin had the hots for her which is the only reason why she got a job that she was completely unqualified for her. They showed her audition once and all she did was flirt with him and play him like a fiddle.

I worked at a go-kart track in the 90's (working at a go-kart track in the South is a pretty horrific job) and we used to see these stupid stickers all the time. One day, this redneck family pulls up in a Ford van. They're all wearing Ford shirts and Ford hats. My friend and I made our quips about them being a Ford…

Heh, yeah, the puppy porn made me chuckle, too. "They're 2 and a half years old so they're legal. Barely."

Yeah, I think the show went on too long and they built up the mythology too much. I seriously doubt that they can end the show in a satisfying way at this point. I don't even know why they did all this 'What is Wilfred?' crap. Wasn't it good enough to have Ryan be schizophrenic and hallucinating and using the dog…

That's how the Australian version is. The guy in it is initially perplexed that he sees his girlfriend's dog as a man in a dog suit, but then they drop it immediately and the rest of the series is just Wilfred doing silly dog stuff and tormenting the guy for the hell of it.

'With Teeth' was the last album I bought without hearing it first. It was so bad it made me, once a staunch hater of downloading music, into a downloader that wouldn't spend a penny on an album until I heard it first. I told my brother not to buy it and he said he already had and threw it out of his car window.

Yeah, it's meant to be funny. They're like a German version of GWAR except somewhat more subtle. Maybe too subtle since a lot of people don't seem to get the joke.

It's more the language than the country of origin. English-speaking bands usually don't have too much of a problem breaking into America. Most Americans only speak English so any other language perplexes the average American. Still, Rammstein was actually quite popular here for a while. I used to have the Du Hast…

Calling them a 'one-hit wonder' is ridiculous. The world is a hell of a lot bigger than America.

I saw 'With Sympathy' in a K-Mart and got really excited that I found such an old Ministry album and snatched it up. That excitement didn't last long as I was just a few notes in when I exclaimed 'What the hell is this shit?!'. I thought maybe there were two bands named Ministry and checked the credits and, nope! …

Did people like 'Wet Hot American Summer'?! I watched it last year because it had a great cast, but, goddamn I thought it stunk. There was one really funny part towards the end with Paul Rudd, but I can't remember the exact joke, but it made me laugh. The rest of it was just really weak, I thought, and, yes, I grew…

Starburns?

Great. They’ve just taught the absolutely insane Cult of Community that
they can have everything they want if they whine and complain and throw
a big enough hissy fit. Well done. As if the Millennial brats weren’t
spoiled and self-entitled enough. Now, every single time a show gets
cancelled, the internet will…

"And doesn't King have anything better he could be working on?"

I still wish they had gone with fully original characters instead of using pre-existing ones, even more so now that the season is over. Neither Dorian Gray nor the Creature really added much to the main plotline and both could easily be removed. Just change the names of Dr. Frankenstein and Dr. Van Helsing and Mina…

He did a lot of shitty movies like 'Hollywood Homicide', so he's usually written off as just another 'pretty boy'. I've seen him do some good stuff once in a while, though.

" Could the knowledge that Walter is marked for death “ruin” Breaking Bad for someone?"

They should've made the show about him.

"He’s confident, with a dry wit, and though his snarkiness makes him a
bit crueler, in general he’s more likeable than Prince Edmund."