Good. It will be glorious.

Damn…you missed a lot of good Seinfeld. Speaking of which, there better be like 4 episodes listed in the Top 10.

It's a framing device. Like The Office, they kinda strayed from worrying about that a long time ago, if they ever really cared at all.

You magnificent bastard! That's how you do it.

Have you ever seen Judge Harold T. Stone and Harry The Hat in the same room at the same time, Internet?

Think he'll avoid Conan when promoting this flick?

I actually really enjoy his performance in Angels in the Outfield. Bad hair, but very funny. And Seinfeld! Tomato Sauce…

That Wiseau Films opening (and closing, because why not?) clip is absolutely fantastic. Perfect.

Well…they definitely said it.

Well said.

My point was that after P&R, I can't stop seeing Andy. I know he's actually a really good actor.

That was pretty meh. Having said that, I will never be able to watch Pratt in a dramatic role and take him seriously. Has nothing to do with his talent…I just always start thinking "Burt Macklin, FBI."

Yeah, but there were still traces. It's completely devoid at this point.

I spent many mornings listening to him narrate Modern Marvels on what used to be the History Channel. He will be missed.

But still, why would any Bond fan care? You aren't watching for continuity and logic. Elba's a good actor.

It's not laziness. I mean, continuing the series in general probably is, but the character has been changing since the beginning. Bond should be dead by now and inexplicably changes appearance and voice every few years. Who cares if he's black? Continuity isn't one of the series' strong points.

Explain.

Newhart could've stayed on for 25 seasons as long as it ended with "wear more sweaters."

Damn. You beat me to it.

Piven peaked as Faux (and naturally bald) George Costanza. And I'm actually serious. He was really good in that role. Everything else I see him in I just want to strangle him and rip those plugs out of his head.