It's interesting. Robert Kardashian was much more glib and relaxed, but he had that overwhelming aura of over-the-top celebrity-hanger-on neediness which is hard to nail on camera while maintaining the level of poise that the real Kardashian had. It would be almost an impossible role to play, I would think, especially…

I agree with everything in your post except for Robert never really seeking fame - I don't think you become as desperate to be known as a celebrity's sidekick unless you're dreaming of the day when your name can be synonymous with "famous for the sake of being famous".

When OJ asked for some orange juice, I kind of had an "I *am* Mr. Sparkle!" moment.

They're really capturing the self-importance of all of these characters. Surround yourself with enough Robert Kardashians, then even a talent as marginal as Al Cowlings can think he's famous enough to be known by his initials.

I assumed that this was a cutesy reference to his son being the mayor now.

It's a really thankless role. Phoebe's prediction has finally come true: someone turned Ross into an untrusting, crazy, jealous sycophant. I'm exactly the best possible age: too young to have followed the O.J. stuff in real time, so I never got exposed to the real Robert Kardashian; too old to know anything about his…

Also - and I generally like Noel Murray, so no disrespect - I went back and read David Morse's first Random Roles, and the questioning is pretty…minimal? Not only is this inherently a great feature, but Will is the perfect fit for it. He's an outstanding interviewer who manages to elicit great stories from his…

I was wondering why so few of the roles I know him from were on here! Maybe in his third Random Roles, they'll ask him about "The Langoliers".

My son is also named Albort2.

At first, I misread this as, "Fuck You David Morse," and assumed you only knew him from "House". Even there, though, he gave the best performance I can imagine in a terribly-written, show-ruining role. One of my favourite actors.

Ohh, you're not gonna like our NYPD Shoe sketch.

What you've got to do is, give people no reason whatsoever to vote for him. But then "sing" a horrible "song" very loudly. Iowans, especially those who caucus, are so disengaged with the issues and so wishy-washy that that will be sure to win them over!

I always loved Zach and liked Grace. I imagine the "I'm not even sure I like my kids" line just came out of what a dark place Alicia is in.

I'm a red-blooded man who is 99.7% straight, but I spent most of that scene imagining I was Alicia. Damn, Jeffrey Dean Morgan. You bring out 0.3% of me that I thought was dead forever.

So, wait, I'm confused. That part in the laundry room where she was crying and yelling, was she supposed to be sad there? I couldn't tell, because she wasn't wearing sunglasses.

You are handsome, in an ugly sort of way.

That's what I loved about Taub. Everyone else was just a pawn on House's wacky chessboard. Taub seemed to be from a different show entirely—-one about, you know, doctors practicing medicine.

Your wife's butt is higher than my wife's butt.

Maybe you all are homosexuals too!

Bastard, bastard! Bastard, bastard! Bastard, bastard! Bastard bastard bastard!