He didn’t say he’d been sober 30 years, just that he hadn’t been drunk.  I assume he’s not a complete teetotaler if he’s willing to drink at all.

And in other news, Geralissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.

“Excuse me, Mr. Odenkirk, I hate to interrupt you while you’re working out, but I’d just like to say-“

I tried it with Defender.  It didn’t relax me.

Oh, you edited “clicks” to “coverage,” nice. Yeah, I’m sure he was at this Q&A just waiting for the perfect opening to throw jabs at famous older comedians and bask in all the free publicity. I haven’t turned on the news in a few days, I bet the story is getting round-the-clock coverage on CNN

He RESPONDED to a QUESTION. How is that “trying to get clicks”? And I’m pushing 50 and am definitely not the most “with it” guy when it comes to current popular culture, and hes certainly big enough for me to be familiar with him. And while I consider “written some of the best SNL sketches of the past few years”…

Awww yeeeaah.

Yeah, I know, I’m just being annoyingly pedantic.

*Third* person after Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto to play Spock? Uh, Billy Simpson, Carl Steven, Vadia Potenza, Stephen Manley, Joe W. Davis, and Jacob Kogan, anyone?

He seems to have some of the same good-natured mixture of arrogance, bravado, and dimness.

I watched it last night with my wife and we both enjoyed it. Having been through IVF three times (twice successfully), a lot of the stuff hit home. The cast was uniformly excellent, Kathryn Hahn especially.  However, I thought it suffered a little from the post-Apatow dramedy syndrome, in that it could have seriously…

He has a little bit of the Batman: The Brave & The Bold Aquaman to him, which is by no means a bad thing.

I guess the question is, can he clap?

Would you have liked Ezra Miller’s performance any better if his costume didn’t look like space debris cobbled up and strung together with baling wire?

That’s what I love about The Incredibles.  There is absolutely no question that Helen Parr is the one in charge, despite the fact that their group and the movie take their name from her husband.

Another landlord antagonist, Mr. McCleery, played by Norman Fell in The Graduate.

In college my best friend and I would go to the dollar theater and sit in the parking lot and slam a six-pack of Mickey’s big mouth malt liquor (aka “brain grenades” before going in.  Then he got nominated to the Supreme Court.

She’s averaging one movie every ten years, but they’re really good movies. At least this one looks really good. And that cast, oh yeah.

Always, we just didn’t notice right away.

His hair looks like it’s made out of the shadow creatures from Ico, the ones that kept trying to grab Yorda and suck her up into them.