No mention of any of Quentin Tarantino's lousy performances?

Lynda Barry is a treasure. She responds to fan mail, too!

How about when Hobie had dates with two girls on the same night? Comedy gold!

What makes you think I haven't? Each to his own…

Hiram Bullock's solo on Sting's cover of "Little Wing."

I'm sorry, but I learned about guitar lust from Purple Rain.

Mick Jagger is the reverse of this then.

Sounds like Paul saying the vocals will take another day. George Martin spoke more posh.

#notmyren

I'm in agreement, but he's heart-breaking in A Simple Plan.

Side note to Secret Word: The first African American game show host was Adam Wade. He hosted Musical Chairs on CBS in 1975.

Hahaha! F-word is funny! Say it more! Hahaha!

In 1964, Remco Toys made Beatles dolls.

I enjoy this podcast very much, but her pronunciation of names can be inconsistent and jarring. I was looking forward to the Buster Keaton episode, but her pronunciation of his name as "KEE-d'n" was annoying! The Manson series is a must!

I think he appeared as himself on the sitcom The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, or was it Nanny and the Professor?

Door hinge.

Hair = Hairpiece, right?

The "special" does give some nice backstage views of A&M Records, formerly Charlie Chaplin Studios, currently Jim Henson Studios.

Yes! Road to Rio also has a funny cameo by the Wiere Brothers, a vaudeville trio. "You're in the groove, Jackson!" "You're telling me!" "This is murder!"

A couple weeks back, I gave a 60ish neighbor a ride to her mechanic, and "Surrender" came on the radio, and she said, "Oh, you like modern rock?"