The Dawes of comedy, as one commenter put it.

Tobacco is definitely John's orientation.

The war on terror metaphor was brick-subtle and, having developed essentially limitless teleportation in his first Trek movie (why do they need spaceships again?) Abrams introduces a cure for death in his second. Yet it's so well shot and well cast that it just feels like a waste more than a straight disaster.

What would it hate to end the Hatesong feature? Would a Kickstarter do it? It's not evil, just obvious and irrelevant.

Got it. In person he's funny, he's "on," and maybe he could have made something of that honestly. Did you find him to be of low character? Because not one person in 100 who reads that interview will believe his horseshit story, ie. "I didn't know jokes have writers" and "I strip out everyone else's credit, …

That and "let me be clear" and the droppin' of his G's when he's speakin' and addressin' folks he thinks are low status. There's stuff to work with, but nobody's heart was in it.

It didn't help that the writers were so fond of Obama that there was seldom any satire in it. Thrust of sketches often seemed to be "there are fools who oppose this nice man."

What?

If I had the chance to visit my past self in 1990, I know I should try to warn him & broader society about 9/11, but I know we'd just end up puzzling over Joan Jett's reputation together. "So people call her a 'legend' in 2015?" "Yes. I mean, not serious people, but a few people." "But she only had one hit, which she…

If you do controversial work you're going to be interviewed by people who don't like you, and might edit your comments to unflattering effect. Ever watched the Daily Show?

I'd call Vanilla Sky almost exactly halfway decent - the first half, as is usually the case.

"Teletubbies come to play."

Telly was never the same for us afterward. http://img2.wikia.nocookie….

Open jealousy made this one of Hatesong's better instalments. Try to get that Sun Kil Moon guy next!

I foresee dozens of blogs declaring it a victory for feminism and a movie poster that has been Photoshopped within an inch of its life.

The best Canadian accent in Wheels Ontario, hands down. Sorry for earlier typo - fat fingers AND head.

"Youuuu … you have a leaky foundation …"

We can love him and still think he belongs on a Gerbers jar. Holy s—t, how much would that sell? One-month special, Richter on the baby-food jar! Someone get me a phone! (falls asleep again inside jail cell)

Harmon's precursor to Acceptable TV, Channel 101, featured Call Me Cobra, with a setup similar to Andy Barker but starring Drew Carey. They're both good!

"I had to pick last!"