Yeah, Toby's contributions to the reunion albums have been great. If GBV is really done, I hope he keeps putting stuff out.

I'd totally be up for seeing Pollard tour with Gillard again in some form.

And yeah, I totally agree. There are GBV fans who laugh that stuff off, but there are times where I'm genuinely concerned for the man's health. That clip was painful.

Wow, Mitch does not look amused.

I think Pollard and Fennell's relationship has a rocky history anyway (Kevin used to be married to Bob's sister). I'm sure Bob's nasty email was about more than just a drum set.

Bears For Lunch is my favorite.

Yeah, really. I'll have you know that I'm a 31 year-old weeping man.

Yeah, I'm just happy I finally got a chance to see GBV live. I thought that seeing Bob solo in 2008 would be the closest I would ever get to that. The two reunion shows I saw were amazingly great.

Guess this means I won't be seeing them in Atlanta. I hope this is nothing more serious than them just getting sick of each other. Breaking up in the middle of a tour and canceling dates makes it sound like something really bad must have gone down.

They really showed some interesting videos on B&B. It's a shame there's pretty much no chance there ever being a release of all the episodes, videos and all, on DVD. I remember when MTV was airing old episodes in the early 2000s and being shocked to see a Revolting Cocks video of all things.

But, but, but… Dave Grohl and Jack White are the only two living rock musicians we have left!

If you think that's bad, the new vinyl reissue of Superunknown retails for $50.

No "Motherly Love" by The Mothers of Invention? Harumph.

I used to think that "graphic nudity" was MPAA-speak for "contains penis," but I think I've been proven wrong on that.

I generally have a "three strikes, you're out" rule when it comes to Facebook. I'll allow someone a handful of annoying (mostly political) posts before I hide them from my feed. On the last election day, I braced myself for what I knew would be a flood of garbage on Facebook. When I signed in, I was amazed by how…

I'm still disappointed that after hearing her mention she was going to be on it in her podcast, April Richardson barely got any screen time. The fact that Jimmy Schubert was one of the first to go shows that the show purely goes by bullshit reality TV rules rather than "who's actually funny" rules.

My awareness of Jerry Clower is entirely from browsing through cassettes at gas stations.

That line was a little jarring to me too, but I think it's more a joke on the fact that no human could possibly eat at a White Castle while sober.

That's what I always found kind of stupid about Kevin Smith bashing. No one makes fun of his weight more than he does. I can understand not liking his movies, but the fat teasing is really childish.

For what it's worth, I actually think Clerks II is probably the most enjoyable movie he's done since Chasing Amy.