"Dot, did you find prints?"

Welp, can't un-know that now.

Trick question. His asshole's so wide that his farts are silent.

TOO SOON

Oh man, I know what you mean. Whenever I close my eyes or look at a flat color field, I can still see Spirograph patterns, twirling, twirling, twirling toward freedom.

I've listened to Starsailor and have a hard time with Eric Buckley's vocals…but he did write Song to the Siren, which gave us a cover by This Mortal Coil that is one of the most transcendent songs ever recorded.

"Oh, you're so eeeeeeevil!"

Hey, that could be any bridge in the opening credits, or in the image tile on everyone's Netflix "Recommended For You" section! Any giant, orange suspension bridge.

Lawrence of Arabia: Peter O'Toole will never appear this sober again.

Oh man, if I had a milkshake right now, I would DRINK IT UP!

Hey, I remember that game! It had the odd effect of making me like KOTOR less.

I will phrase my answer in the form of a selection of David Bowie songs covered by Seu Jorge.

I mean, I can get disliking Magnolia. But There Will Be Blood? Were you waiting for Paul Dano to throw a pie, or something?

That does sound a lot better than the version I heard.

I don't see what the members of Joy Divison not playing as Joy Division has to do with the members of Queen playing as Queen.

Harrow's last scene fucking wrecked me for the rest of that evening.

Drops rocks, starts looking for shuriken

Sumner and Hook were every bit as integral to Joy Division than Curtis, and nobody gave them shit for soldiering on…because, even though they had every right to go on performing as Joy Division, they recognized that Curtis' voice was so identified for the audience with JD that they'd be guaranteed to piss a lot of…

His logic doesn't hold when the "charismatic frontman" is also "the greatest vocal instrument ever used in the service of rock music."

I only saw it on SNL…was that a segue into a different song?