Agreed on Oysterband and Men They Couldn't Hang. This is a genre I particularly love, and have many of the albums mentioned in this thread. And I LOVE the Oysterband especially. I remember going to see them in New York in 1989 at Wetlands. There were maybe 15 or 20 people there, and one other girl and I were the only…

Exactly! But who knows what Fox will do with it.

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I live in a target area (Boulder), but a) My garage is kind of a pit and b) The criteria for the contest includes enthusiasm, creativity, and devotion to the Foo Fighters…and BlackBerry products. Um…I don't think so.

But do they burst out in song?
Inevitable Glee tie in possibilities.

I don't think they meant Orwell was in an actual prison; just in the Clutches of her ubercontrolling daddy. Didn't be think she was traipsing around Europe? I wish he didn't have the boring wife and son; how will we ever get any sexual innuendo between the cape and Orwell??

Loved the final Atheist crack. I like Ricky Gervais in general, except for his unrelentingly unfunny and hypocritical fat jokes (a joke about Hurley eating everyone at the end of Lost? Really??). This show was hit and miss, with some obvious material, but he landed some good ones. Last year's was more funny, but he…

He knew the words, at least.

When I was 12, I saw The Hunger in the theater, and I fell madly in lust with David Bowie. The first thing I bought was the Cat People single, which I played over and over. Then I bought Ziggy Startdust, and I was full-on obsessed. I had his picture up in my 7th grade locker, and bought books about him. My classmates…

I don't blame Sherlock; it's the writers' fault. Sherlock would never mess that up!

I liked the remake they did in 1991.

Also Planet of the Apes. Terrible! And Sleepy Hollow! All Tim Burton makes anymore are remakes. No imagination.

I actually cancelled my season pass for this show. Gretchen's stuff was even worse than Michael Costello's. She should have come in 5th after April. Really disgusting. No way is her stuff fashion forward, or Mondo's dated. I think John was right: Mondo didn't listen to Nina and Kors! The horror! I wonder what Tim Gunn…

The reinterpretations of Andy's winning designs really suck ass, BTW.

The problem I had with the Prestige was that I thought, "Oh, I'd better read the book before I see this well-reviewed movie," so when I saw the movie, I was so irritated by the book vs movie dissonance that I just couldn't appreciate anything about it.

Also, love Terriers. please don't cancel that show!!!

I'm one of the people who doesn't watch Lone Star. The premise just looked stressful to me.

When I was an obsessed REM fan back in 1985-7, my friend and I would spend hours playing and rewinding snippets of REM songs, writing down our best guesses for the lyrics. When we had agreed, we would send them off to REM. Michael Stipe did occasionally write back a line or 2; our great joy was when he wrote back…

AJ's hat wasn't exactly the most flattering, considering the low brim and chin strap. And then AJ put that huge poof at her neck, making the model look like she had no face. She was like a tortoise with her head retracted.

That was hilarious. Tim was very nice to explain. I love Tim.