Many of you are missing the true assholery of this song. From Wikipedia:

Always was a Jane fan.

Who was later shot by Duran Duran.

Demi Moore as Ladybird Johnson or GTFO

Yeah, it really is. I thought the third season was great.

YEAH MAGNETS!

The NPR series on the making of this album is pretty frank with her state of mind during the making of this album, and it wasn't lady-like. She was fighting depression. Your review of it was more accurate.

Never got a dog/cat from a breeder or pet store and always have had great pets. Currently have two rescue greyhounds (they are fantastic dogs) and two cats that are really affectionate. So many great pets at shelters, no matter if they are kill or no-kill.

Duck and Sarah had one of the best bits ever on The Sarah Silverman Program. She was bending over, and said to Duck (playing Doug the dog) "Look Doug, I can touch my toes."

She's outstanding because she's beautiful, witty, great songwriter, great voice, and she owns a few rescue greyhounds, which are awesome dogs to have as pets. What's not to like.

What a Benedick!

I did. I was 13 years old. I couldn't get over it. It was amazing to me at the time, surreal. It had news breaks from Edwin Newman, which was odd. I remember the underrated Edie McClurg playing this bizarre parody of a home advice expert Mrs. Marv Mendenhall, sort of a Martha Stewart on acid. I remember Rich Hall was…

Burt Bacharach tinkles the ivory. That's a euphemism.

In the pic with this article, Zooey sees someone in the trees taking her photo! And poor M. Ward doesn't know what to do! It's so terrible.

Maybe do it ironically, because at this point, us Gen Xers are ironic about irony. We've come full circle.

What Mr. Drummond does on his own time is not of your concern.

Right, Jake. Totally agree. My 16-year-old self was thrilled by Take Me Away and then by the end was in full OHMYGOD FUCKING SELLOUTS mode by the end. Then they followed that up with Club Ninja, which was also awful.

Yeah man, like a full pack a show

The oddness of the movie is something I enjoy, but I am really surprised it became as popular as it did. All the Mormon in-jokes, the deadpan, almost anti-humor, and this is what makes the success really surprising, turning the nerd-against-the-cool prototype on its head by making Napoleon a very unlikable character.…

My wife is ex-Mormon and she had the same basic reaction to it. And love the movie because of it.