*Spike Lee angrily tweets Maya Rudolph's address*

Will I be able to throw my controller at the screen in frustration after restarting the movie at least 15 times?

It's amazing that Adlon has been a fixture in movies/TV for nearly 35 years, and yet always seems to be just herself. She's so great. *puts chin between hands, lets out a wistful sigh*

Or the recent Timecop episode where she didn't have a problem with older(?) JVCD making out with his younger(?) version's wife, partly because "it's just kissing".

Pfeiffer draped across a piano singing "Makin' Whoopee" imprinted itself quite well on my 12-year-old brain.

Starring Robin Sparkles, no less.

I loudy and enthusiastically booed the trailer when it previewed before Spiderman last week. So at this news I say, in general, "Yay, Annie Potts!" but also still, "Boo, Young Sheldon!"

A flawed game, but fun and earnest. Always liked tooling around with FLUDD; would love to see it make an appearance in Odyssey.

Well, he ain't wrong. Two things, etc.

Things were all well and good until Miss Piggy upstaged him in a turkey shoot.

…curtains?

This movie has forgotten the face of its father.

Yeah, I wasn't super into SC but it stuck the landing, and the first episode of the finale has jumped right into big-time action, so it's all good.

Live HDTGM can be either masterful or a slog. If the panel is able to keep from stepping on each other they can feed off the audience's energy to make things more lively. But when it devolves to a bunch of yelling over one another and some dumbo from the audience brings up a "Jacob's Ladder Scenario" it can be dire.

I'm not a big fan of live MBMBAM, mainly because I think it messes with the natural back-and-forth that they have with each other (ironically, over Skype). I also kind of hate the audiences in general…too hipster-cutesy for me.

I irrationally love Lil' Gary.

Feels like I'm wearin' somethin' at all…somethin' at all…somethin' al all…

And his novels are good, too. NOS4A2 was masterful.

Suddenly Susan and Caroline in The Cty sit patiently in the lobby, earnest looks on their faces.

Upvoted for the knowledge bomb as well as the Rules Of Attraction reference. That scene is usually what pops into my head anytime I see Fred Savage now.