I wonder if, in five years, we'll look back on this era of Netflix pulling the corpse of TV shows out of their graves and reviving them, and laugh.

I appreciate it for the other girl's gams.

Whitney: Rubber Deathie, You're The One

I like to view Kurt and Courtney as a mockumentary. Even though it's about the tragic death of Cobain, it's really got some hilarious parts in it. Christopher Guest would be proud.

Let me get my oven mitt to pull that take out of the oven.

Cameron Esposito.

That sucks.

Pink Floyd would make for a boring movie. It would have the most low-key drama. Don't get me wrong, I'd love to watch a documentary about the production of the albums, but David Gilmour has always put me to sleep.

I've never seen it, but The Buddy Holly Story?

That might actually work for an AC/DC movie.

Or a Zeppelin biopic without a mudshark.

Seasons 5 through 8 of That '70s Show had episodes named after song titles for a particular band.

John Hawkes as Kris Kristoferson or GTFO.

I remember his WTF interview pretty much had a diplomatic answer for everything.

Which I've been meaning to see again for years.

She should be in a team-up movie with Kathryn Hahn's character in Step Brothers.

Josh Lucas has that sweet Home Depot voiceover gig, where I realized he has a distinctive lisp.

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Yeah, those were great stories and he wouldn't shut up. He just kinda kept up with them. Enjoyable interview.

Lorenzo Music, voice of Garfield in the cartoon.
Bill Murray, voice of Garfield in the movie.
Bill Murray, voice of Peter Venkman in the movie.
Lorenzo Music, voice of Peter Venkman in the cartoon.