Steve was the real deal. Super nice guy. One of the guys on the crew had Poison Ivy and Lux Interior from the Cramps as neighbors, so of coarse they ended up doing a song for the show. The show was so inventive and had so much of the crew’s love injected into it, that it was in many ways the spiritual successor to Pee…

FUCK! I really liked Steve. When SpongeBob became a hit, he still wore that same denim jacket and drove that old red pickup truck everyday to Nick for years. He didn’t turn into a Hollywood asshole overnight like a lot of people do with half of the success.

and half blinding a guy

I think the doll looks more like Romany Malco.

I kinda like the jazzy prog score.

wait, are you saying A.L.F. is back?!

And I like Ministry and all, but Trent has more talent in his big toe than that entire band. IMHO, of course...

maybe Threatin has a beef with 50 Cent and he bought all of the tickets.

When art is at it’s most powerful it is able to hit an uninitiated viewer emotionally, despite having no prior knowledge of the medium. I make my living as an artist, but I know nothing about dance. The last 5 minutes, (especially that shot back at Frank), hit me right square in the feels. It doesn’t matter I don’t…

this joke will sadly be overlooked by most commenters

11. Cory Booker/ Kamala Harris

Was anyone else waiting for the meta joke of this thing’s credits to be squeezed into a little box like how Netflix does?

And the fact that they have the dog outside of the restaurant, but other than that, perfect!

Honestly, CNN would be thousand times better if it were just Stewart and Chappelle sharing their thoughts on events of day instead of Wolf Blitzer Reads Twitter To Old People, and Let’s Give A PhD and an Illiterate Neo-Nazi Equal Time and Call It A Debate.

And CNN should stop having idiots like Bill Kystal on as an “expert”. Krystal has been wrong on everything - EVER.

He might as well. He’s already done with making good songs.

Wow, that really is interesting.

I don’t know how you could walk around outside for 15 minutes and not reach the conclusion that the overwhelming majority of people have horrible taste.

I’m pushing 50 now and I still listen to Death Metal. The weird thing is, Death Metal kinda opened the door for me to get into Jazz. John Zorn, Ornette Coleman, Eric Dolphy...there is something about their music that hits the same spot in my brain that metal does. I always have my iPod set to shuffle and sometimes a…

When was Johnny Depp accused of murder?