I love all four of those songs you just described as crap, so I guess we just have different taste.

As someone who has not listened to Paul's entire catalog, when exactly did he reach serious low points?

Paul McCartney did "Ram" back in 1971, which completely deserves to be held up against "Plastic Ono Band" or "All Things Must Pass." That album is a masterpiece.

If you're talking about George Fest, Britt Daniel also did a great cover of I Me Mine.

I certainly think this episode was better than it's being given credit for. I'll always be excited for a Matt Selman episode.

The game could have gone differently if Fuller made that catch.

People rave about this band whenever an article related to them is posted, so I've decided to get into R.E.M's catalog. Yes, I am listening to their albums in order for the first time.

Person from Google says Google is good. Shocking.

That would be a ratings powerhouse if that was the matchup. Definitely would break the record for most watched Super Bowl.

Good point. Though we're not saying the same thing about ESPN. They only have to worry about one game a week, too.

The construction site CGI was so bizarre. I knew immediately it was going to appear on Block and Tackle.

I do not see them continuing this show without DeVito, or if any of them left for that matter.

This comments section is raving about an episode in a show's 12th season. There's something to be said about that.

It looks like they're trying with all their effort to get everyone together at once for season 5. That would explain the long hiatus and trying to avoid the issues with season 4.

At least the chipmunk craze gave us this video.

I have not been able to watch Better Call Saul season 2 for months because it's not available on any streaming service.

One thing I love about these anthology series, particularly Fargo, is that you have no idea what to expect from the next season with a new story. I wonder if it'll look more like season 1 stylistically than 2.

That was the audio commentary I was thinking of.

And of course, the album ends to "Mothers of the Disappeared." Very moving song.

He has participated in audio commentaries for The Simpsons, so he's obviously good friends with the staff.