Alias?
I've been rewatching it on and off over the past year, and it's really repetitive and the plotting is like a bad soap opera. It can be fun, but I think Abrams' real secret was using tons of post-production to make LA seem like anywhere but.

How is this eligible for MYOF?
If it never got a theatrical release? Are all straight-to-DVD movies now eligible?

The Driver
Go Home.

This is exactly what I thought as well, for the gods that keep score.

Looks like he didn't get the memo
THIS SHIT IS NOT OPTIONAL.

I have a list and a lot of it is local or regional music, which never had the popularity to become digitized.

Yeah, it's funny but really dated. I made some friends watch it in college and they all thought I was nuts.

I'm not sure it's a conspiracy, but a lot of the reason it has the feel is probably because of director John Frankenheimer, who did Manchurian Candidate and Seven Days in May.

TOO MANY ROONEYS.

Washed-up Comedy Writers
If you want to see another take on this, watch "The Comedian" - an excellent live TV show with Andy Rooney from the 50s. Rooney is a total dynamo in it.

Yes, Craig.

Extremely proud
to read that Peter Weller is a Wisconsin resident. Neil Gaiman, Peter Weller, WHO WILL JOIN OUR CULT NEXT?

I have middling standards.

Summer Glau
I'd Kickstart it. (Figurately, people, figuratively).

Yeah they're dead, did the AVC have to come right out and say it?

It's called a Bieback Loop
and I believe appeared in a Tom Baker Doctor Who episode.

More
Trent Reznor used to be in a new wave band, Option 30.
Courtney Love was the singer in Faith No More, then known as Faith No Man
The two main guys from the Cars were in a folk band named Milkwood.
Bill Drummond from the KLF had previously released a folk album backed by the Triffids.

Way too many phones
Did anyone else notice that the last shapeshifter's apartment had a wall of telephones? I'm not sure if it was a callback to the typewriter shop, or what, but it was bizarre.

Oops, this should go below. (and will)

Roscoe's presence also makes Walter's choice harder - having to see the pain and life the man who lost his son has had.