My wife and I had an affinity for season 2 of "The Surreal Life", the season with Erik Estrada, Ron Jeremy, Tammy Faye Messner, Vanilla "Amish" Ice and a few Z-List no-hopers, including a cameo from Gary Coleman. Fascinating for the interaction between Ron Jeremy and Tammy Faye alone.

"I'm mostly straight. Also, I'm married. But if I wasn't… who am I kidding, you're out of my league. It would never work." The Belchers' unabashed honesty continues to be a rich source of the show's humor and is so brilliant.

Ah, the old "Sriracha Vodka Gotcha". Yeah, we've all been there.

Alex's solo on "Freewill" is still chill-inducing. He's always been a favorite of mine, to be sure.

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My preferences change from day to day, but if I had to pick a favorite right now, it would be "Shoot Out The Lights" by Richard Thompson, the live version on "Across A Crowded Room". Lou Reed, after seeing a live performance of that song, was once quoted as saying something along the lines of "I didn't think anyone…

MIND EXPLOSION!

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SPECTRE OF SMERSH

If they didn't make enough money to buy a jetpack AND an Aston Martin DB5, it can't be that good of a money-making venture.

I need panic in the walls like I need a hole in the head!

Unless Denisof is playing a rogue demon hunter I want no part of it.

Mommy doesn't get drunk; she has fun.

"Nah, I've got the stuff grapes grow up to be here." - Linda Belcher. So brilliant. I love the fact that they've let the parents be unabashed winos and drug-lovers.

Well, Neil does enjoy his Macallan…

$55K? Seriously? Dude Neil Frickin' Peart's first Rush-era Slingerland drumset, nicknamed "Chromey", sold for nearly half that in 2009. Peart, Bonham, Moon and, er, Fennell? One of these things is not like the other…

No sir. I wanted to show my girlfriend your Nazi plate.

A great example of a group who looks towards hip-hop's past for present inspiration is People Under The Stairs, who look back less to be a throwback than to try and get back to what made hip-hop appealing to them in the first place - funky samples, easy and totally in-the-pocket flow, and less emphasis on adolescent…

A great example of a group who looks towards hip-hop's past for present inspiration is People Under The Stairs, who look back less to be a throwback than to try and get back to what made hip-hop appealing to them in the first place - funky samples, easy and totally in-the-pocket flow, and less emphasis on adolescent…