So, what's the Don Draper Fingerboard Threat Level at these days?

Dibs on Peace-Meat as a band name.

I can only add one Madison band: Cribshitter, purveyors of such fine tunes as "Boom Goes the Vaginamite"

GARY OLDMAN WILL HAUNT YOUR DREAMS: http://www.nytimes.com/inte…

"Hush" is itself a cover.

Would you ask Stephen King that question?

More like Chester *An* Arthur.

I thought Harlan Ellison was suing Huey Lewis & The News for their song "Back in Time", and dropped the lawsuit after he finally saw Back to the Future.

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Worst place to being your musical journey: The New Monkees: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

A friend of mine from college is a Monkees/Nesmith geek and is a girl.

I'd add:
1. David Lynch's On The Air, which I've never seen. 
2. I Spy
3. Confession
4. Jackie Gleason's apology episode of You're in the Picture
5. The Subject Is Jazz
6. Old PBS productions of plays, or Masterpiece Theatre
7. Fridays
8. Curated episodes of non-national television shows

Back in the 90s, they used to have a block with things like the English show The Avengers, which was awesome.

The inevitable reboot of The Hat Squad?

The Cook, The Thief, His Wife And Her Lover - YES. 

That Moonlighting episode sounds like it could be a disaster, but it's actually pretty good.  Of course, Bruce Willis is still Bruce Willis.

Duncan Browne's Give Me Take You is worth hearing if you like the orchestrated Drake material.

Gryphon?  What about Amazing Blondel?  Those guys went all-in.

Early Tyrannosaurus Rex is awful. 

That is actually what would happen if you gave Harmony Korine 350 million dollars.