@avclub-2d64d256edbe171a1bc9951d9ce6b53f:disqus —No, he doesn't really bother me much, and I know there are hundreds of worse acts/performers; I just don't find him interesting.  And given the "half-life" of musicians on SNL, I'd take any serious bets that he'll be a trivia question in five years or less.  (But as to…

@avclub-2d64d256edbe171a1bc9951d9ce6b53f:disqus —No, he doesn't really bother me much, and I know there are hundreds of worse acts/performers; I just don't find him interesting.  And given the "half-life" of musicians on SNL, I'd take any serious bets that he'll be a trivia question in five years or less.  (But as to…

Yeah, except it wasn't.  Auto-tuned and synth-effected every single second, it processed out anything that might actually relate to, you know, the human voice.  "Live," yes; living, no.

Yeah, except it wasn't.  Auto-tuned and synth-effected every single second, it processed out anything that might actually relate to, you know, the human voice.  "Live," yes; living, no.

When Wank Ocean's second set began…and continued…it was so synthetically machine-produced that I thought I was listening to a background music-cut from "Bladerunner."

When Wank Ocean's second set began…and continued…it was so synthetically machine-produced that I thought I was listening to a background music-cut from "Bladerunner."

I could care less about your comment, but since I stupidly just wrote this already that option has passed.  Shit.  Talk about poorly thought-out…

I could care less about your comment, but since I stupidly just wrote this already that option has passed.  Shit.  Talk about poorly thought-out…

"The Fifth Element…is Sequels.  Love I mean Love."

"The Fifth Element…is Sequels.  Love I mean Love."

Clint Eastwood:  (talking in raspy yelling whisper to empty plate):

Clint Eastwood:  (talking in raspy yelling whisper to empty plate):

Yeah, it was a very Alan Splet "hollow blowing as-if-in-ones-own-noggin" audio moment, looking at the back of Lynch's head, as he fiddled weirdly with his ear (connecting the moment to the severed ear in "Blue Velvet" and Lynch's deaf FBI chief in "Fire Walk With Me," Gordon Cole.  "Cole?"  "No, Doll."  "Dawl?" …

Yeah, it was a very Alan Splet "hollow blowing as-if-in-ones-own-noggin" audio moment, looking at the back of Lynch's head, as he fiddled weirdly with his ear (connecting the moment to the severed ear in "Blue Velvet" and Lynch's deaf FBI chief in "Fire Walk With Me," Gordon Cole.  "Cole?"  "No, Doll."  "Dawl?" …

The Master—
ugh
mmm
ooo
mmm
grff
mffumf
mmm
er…
—bater.

The Master—
ugh
mmm
ooo
mmm
grff
mffumf
mmm
er…
—bater.

Typical of the screenwriter's illiteracy, he even misspelled "worst" in the film's title.

Typical of the screenwriter's illiteracy, he even misspelled "worst" in the film's title.

This movie will be #1 in the country!  (In a Galternate Universe.)

This movie will be #1 in the country!  (In a Galternate Universe.)