Nice

Thank you. The pedant in me was going through the comments to see if anyone else has posted this before I was going to...

Yes, the best! I love his speech about how he doesn’t actually report to a commissioner, but a committee made up of people selected on a bi-annual basis...

Maybe the finest example ever is Alan Arkin in So I Married An Axe Murderer

To me they were just part of my childhood, probably because my dad was a diesel mechanic for a truck company, so I saw them used regularly. My buddy and I used them in 1995 to drive from Massachusetts to Florida in our separate cars.

Post-Steve Carrell Office obviously wasn’t great, but Clark Duke was one of the few consistent bright spots for me.

Good lord, when you go to the dictionary to look up the definition of whispy, it’s a picture of him and reads “Clark Duke has a whispy mustache.”

That is fantastic

There was a fascinating couple of documentaries years ago ago that Jamie Johnson (grandkid of Johnson & Johnson fortune) made about his generation of the super-rich (in which Ivanka Trump was one of the most normal ones, oddly enough), and the entire premise was about how no one wants to talk about the money. At one…

And T-Bob’s voice, good lord. Like nails on a chalkboard.

A perfect movie.

That movie is completely nonsensical.

Maybe the best “annoying younger brother” character out of all those 80's movies...

Generally I either like movies or am indifferent to them, but I hate Very Bad Things, which I even saw in the theater back in the days when we went to the movie theater.

It’s the defining trait in his reviews.

Ouch, that is just...wow

This needs way more likes.

His response to seeing his future is amazing.

Sometimes reviewers get stuck and keep writing about the show they think it should be, not the show it actually is. Exhibit A: Nathin Rabin’s 30 Rock reviews before the Kinjapocalype.

I’ve given up on trying to see the comments in Firefox, when I want to see them I open up the article in Chrome.