Richard's face after Richard says butterscotch is incredible.

The 'Chicago Balls' sweater was a quality gag.

In Finland we call it 'the Fever of the Sausage'.

Bless you, sir. Not sure how I missed this.

Paid more than I'm proud to admit for a copy of The Runners Four on vinyl. No regrets.

I think the opportunity to hear Deerhoof playing 'Pour Some Sugar on Me' is worth the $25 it'll cost to get a cheap boombox at Target.

I think DvE is the weakest of their four post-Offend Maggie albums, and it's still a ton of fun. I Did Crimes for You and Super Duper Rescue Heads! are as good as anything they've ever written.

I've seen a car around DC with the license plate HRUDUDU, which is sadly wasted on anything that is not a VW Rabbit.

"I think you're muddying the waters here."

"Nahh, man. I got bidness."

The bit where he uses the knife blade as a rear view mirror is just inspired. And it's a throwaway!

"Paula…a masterpiece of moody disillusionment… a haunting and tricky mood piece…an incredible album…."

I've read the book, and I prefer the movie, ultimately. The book is epistolary (a conceit the movie keeps to some degree), and handles the ultimate consequences of Angier's actions in a very different and, in my opinion, far less interesting way.

It's absolutely Nolan's darkest film. It's a horror story in the guise of a drama.

I disliked The Illusionist, but Paul Giamatti was the only person in the movie who looked like he was having any fun.

Also enjoyed his new designer clothing wardrobe to signify his newfound cleanliness.

He did seem to have the world's fastest recovery.

I liked this show pretty well, but am I the only one who felt like Luke and Jessica had zero chemistry?

I get that, but it's not telling us anything the song itself doesn't already make plainly obvious. It's not as though it's worse once we know it's self-aware.

Isn't that just kind of period slang for an aggressive male and a demure female? Does this somehow recontextualize anything?