OHhhh wait, she was trying to seduce Peggy??

You're right, sorry. I had my Coens "Man" movies mixed up. Just rewatched TMWWT last night!

A Serious Man (see above)

Was this in the episode and I missed it? (Merv Griffin Show.) If so, kudos for noticing it.

I love Johnny Segment's thinking. And Sinjun - someone found a screenshot from S1 of a boss that looks like Bear (albeit different actor). I think he's even eating a piece of meat or something.

I think the UFO thing could be said to be ASM-inspired…

Thanks, now I can finally hear this album that everyone talks about.

You must not have caught the line in the episode that I was quoting.

It was her thumb.

My bang-for-buck go-to on old-fashioned jukeboxes is "Hear My Train A-Comin'" b/w "War Pigs" or "Maggot Brain".

CDs are digital.

Haha ok touché. That's the one I never even ventured to check out. But it's like… *supposed* to be funny, right?

None of their films don't have any underlying humor.

Aw c'mon. The best cover is by the Makeup, Ian Svenonius's band! https://www.youtube.com/wat…

So it's like… the song has been streamed 363 million times on YouTube, but is one of a select few songs to have been streamed 10 million times?? Someone enlighten me as to how YouTube doesn't count, because I know "Baby" is up there in the billions.

"Boat of Car" ftw!

Starring Maya Rudolph.

The drummer was a late-period Duke Ellington drummer Steve Little. He's interviewed here http://dothemath.typepad.co…

Sounds like the Grateful Dead.

I miss the days when Pitchfork and the AV Club would review stuff like this. Specifically, this band and album.