A good bass player is absolutely essential. But you're right in that there are a lot of us.

Shouldn't it have been the bass player? No one remembers the bass player.

Elevating Alan Rickman by trashing some of the movies he was in is an unnecessary way to give tribute. Hitchhiker's Guide was a wonderful movie (adapted by Adams, himself). Just because it's different than the low-budget old TV series is a stupid reason to criticize it. The actors do a good job and Rickman's voicing…

I was momentarily concerned that they would be declared co-winners and all brought back the next day. Nope. I thought it was a hard question and the tie was created by the top two players being tied. They had to be the way they did. It was a cold way to end it, but that sometimes happens, like when someone is in the…

I'm not surprised that the too-cool-for-school crowd here doesn't like Keillor. He's too decent and not edgy enough. I believe that he will go down as the greatest American story-teller of the late 20th century.

If I'm Cosby, I just walk away and retire on the millions in the bank.

I thoroughly enjoyed Shakespeare In Love. Clever premise done well. But best picture? Over Saving Private Ryan? Uh, no.

Well, don't leave out Samuel L. Jackson.

Yes, but of completely different genres, of course. I didn't realize there were two versions, but have now heard both. Cream turns Crossroads into a fast-paced rocker. For me, Clapton's solo is the epitome of rock and roll lead guitar.

Corssroads by Cream. Every note belongs where it is. Eric pulls out every cliched lick he ever used and made up a couple more. There are two solos in the song and together they make up the most complete guitar solo ever.

No Wish You Were Here? I guess the AV Club thinks that life began in 1980.

I like unusual humor, but that one didn't work on any level. Good idea to not air it.