Maybe not quite as on-point but I'd like to see an objective remake of the Monday Night Wars series—one not produced by the company that won them. From what I've seen of 30 for 30, ESPN could probably tackle it well as a long-form documentary rather than a series, but definitely a detached and unbiased look at it…

There's a lot of soul-patch-Korn-shirt doofs out there.

An inane question left unanswered on the internet's armpit? Great job, Seinfeld.

I look forward to a six-month sentence after I drunkenly murder a family, then.

I see no sign of Melissa McCarthy, so this one seems eminently superior.

But they clearly in no way had a duty to, given that it wasn't private information, so filing suit over it is groundless. You have no guarantee how many or how few people will see something when it's released publicly; that ad could be witnessed by busloads of people every day or by tumbleweeds. And anyone who saw it…

Well, shit, her phone number is on a public advert, so why should anyone else feel the need to censor something that's already voluntarily out there publicly?

If nothing else, "A Song for Jeffrey" is just timeless.

Thick As a Brick is my personal favourite, probably followed by This Was, but yes, Stand Up is wonderful. I do enjoy the older blues-influenced work too, before Mick Abrahams' influence had been fully shed.

Now I'm morbidly curious.

Just throw out everything that isn't Jethro Tull, pfft.

Of course women over 30 make me uncomfortable about sex, given that most of them are enjoying having it more than me. :/

I have been reading about ICP all day, as I sometimes do out of sheer curiosity. We don't get juggalos over here and I have yet to actually hear the music. It almost seems like this abstract thing now.

Big Damo O'Connor. He's northern and big and gregarious-sounding like a powerbomb-loving uncle.

Millgram Experiment.

"Adam Levine is a joy to work with". Is this because when he's acting he's not actively being in Maroon 5?

Isn't he also meant to have contributed to the Watchmen script?

Everyone knows the earth is a sine wave. Except for that one guy who thinks it's a cosine wave but ignore him.

I was probably gonna skip The Wolverine since the character and Hugh Jackman both are pretty uninteresting to me. But I do still want to check out the Fassbender/McAvoy films, having only seen First Class.

I've seen probably two thirds of these, and have been meaning to check out the rest. On the other hand, I cannot abide the MCU films and would come at anyone who recommends them to me with a hot poker.