About 10 years ago, my friend who lives in LA called me and goes "guess who's driveway I'm standing in right now! Trace Beaulieu!"

Trace is my favorite of the old guard that toured for a few years as Cinematic Titanic. He was great to talk to after the show.

See, I want a world where Trace and Bill Corbett coexist peacefully.

No one should use manga for anything other than to determine which people to avoid at cons.

I don't pay attention to The Daily Show anymore, and all of their correspondents are just white noise to me anyway. Is Lewis Black still on?

I remember hearing Penn Jillete say on a podcast that's the guy he learned juggling from.

Dude, I tried to watch The Dark Crystal as an adult and realized it's necessary to be on all the drugs to enjoy that movie. Labyrinth is way more user friendly…and a better movie

I hope the movie solves the mystery of who actually likes these news items written in prose.

This one isn't as surprising as, say, the Wolf Of Wall Street one. I never looked at GotG and assumed anything other than shit tons of CGI and green screen.

Is it just me, or does Dan Aykroyd get an undue amount of grief for wanting to continue on with the franchise? He did co-write the thing, after all. I think his ideas aren't great, but I don't think he's pathetic for wanting to cash in on something that is as nostalgically as popular as ever.

Ohh yikes.

Yeah it was just a miss all around. Not terrible, but not some lost gem either.

I'm just surprised Shatner is actually the one who tweets

I think the AV Club is overrating how underrated it was. Though I guess the editorial staff has mostly all the way turned over since it aired, so maybe these guys like it.

This is what happens, people, when you use Dark Magick to try and keep your favorite shows alive long after they should have gone quietly into the night…you get a show exclusive to Yahoo! and the 5th or so most important cast member bailing for an Odd Couple remake on CBS. All to say you got one more season with this…

I don't understand the stigma behind renting at Redbox. I mean, in theory, what if you WANTED to see Transformers: Age of Extinction this weekend and didn't want to buy it? What are the options otherwise? Paying 6 bucks to Apple or whoever?

If there is anything like here, you just have to drive one block away to find another Redbox

By the way, the biggest shocker of all: I really, really enjoyed Tyler Perry in this movie. He was great.

I really dug the movie, but what must have been her massive clean up effort of hard drives full of video at NPH's place seems to have been glossed over a little bit too easily. And was the fact that she showed up at home, went to the hospital, and then went BACK home with NPH's blood still covering her supposed to…

My fiancee loves Men In Tights and will try to quote it to me, but even having seen it a few times recently, I'm just a blank when that happens. That movie sucks.