Would they show videos a lot before movies during that time? I would imagine seeing something so well done (the video still holds up, as does the song actually) on the big screen for the first time would be more affecting than just on MTV.

I have no idea who 1 through 5 are.

There was a period where they sort of got it right, when the mid-90's indie boom really went into effect.

*Phil Collins laughs*

HBO Now is better, but I prefer having the Amazon channel for the live feeds.

Even still, I don't know if he'd care for the remix treatment it got. I really hate that, just match a song that's untouched or do a cover of it.

I should mention now that the comment was supposed to be one of those where the 2nd part is way down at the bottom but either Chrome, Disqus or both doesn't appreciate my snark today.

I've never really liked much of Nirvana's music at all, but I seriously have to wonder if Kurt would have been cool with this if he were alive now.

And season 2 was acceptable enough, solely on the strength of developing The Punisher as a character.

But who cares about blind people, right?

#11 pulls off an incredible feat of impersonating Mick Jagger impersonating Michael Caine in the new installment of The Trip

Still couldn't get in because he was just a colonel

He had a reputation for being a bit off the wall, so that's what people probably chalked it up to.

Gastric bypass.

Billy Bob was in a documentary about Hampton a few years ago.

He went out with his boots on so to speak

The first time I ever watched #1 was on public access television, wrestling out of Memphis, TN as Flex Kavana.

He's all over the place, got to be a drop-off somewhere.

That basically boils down his entire wrestling persona.

Ron Perlman had some interesting stories on his Marc Maron interview, about dealing with Brando.