What would you have done with those four minutes, exactly?

John Germaine from Seinfeld. Doesn't that just sound like a cool guy name? Also good, are Jake Jarmell and Todd Gack.

The new movie is set entirely in 1989. I'm going to assume that if it's a success, they'll do a sequel featuring the adults.

Our first glimpse of Mike comes in the form of the first "interlude". While he talks about himself, he doesn't mention the fact he's the only black kid in town. We then see him in 1958, helping his dad on the farm, and his encounter with the giant bird. Still no mention of his race. We don't find out until the second…

So…I'm the only one who thinks he's insuferable?

I'm thinking Eugene was literally sent to Hell.

THOSE ARE PRIVATE!!!

According to Sorbo, that was an ad lib, and he was quoting Kevin Klein's character from A Fish Called Wanda. I mean, they wouldn't have left it in otherwise.

Eeew,,,,

……chowdere.

Yeah….it's…kind of hard to defend, although I know what he was trying to do there.

I'd assume they didn't hate each other when they made the first two albums. The image they portrayed back then was that they were all best buds. But I think there may have been some resentment towards Casablancas, particularly from Nick Valensi, and a lot of their comments seem a bit passive aggressive. Comments from…

The Kardinal Offishall reference almost certainly came from Drake. Actually, I appreciated that they didn't make him do a goofy Canadian accent, instead went with a more nuanced one.

Such as….

Neither of those episodes were particularly funny, though. Britt Lower is too much of a straight man (woman?) to carry the show.

Was The Wire popular amongst black audiences? I know not many people, regardless of background, watched it when it was on television, but it seems to me that it's mostly white people who sing its praise, which is interesting because it had probably the largest black cast for a television show that I can remember, in a…

HA, I thought so. Edited my previous post.

oops

This show deserves more people watching it.

After you watch it, you'll understand just how appropriate your comment is.