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Live from the Dynasty Typewriter, The Boys help ANDY DALY make an entire new season of Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project.

Great episode! Seemed like a golden opp for the Popcorn Gallery. Popcorn Parmesan!!

King's Speech. The Social Network was a masterpiece in storytelling and never boring. Anyone who says Crash, I will rip your throat out.

It's Nikon D90 with a 20-200 lens. I have a cool portrait lens, too, but I'm not much of an equipment junkie. I work for a theatre and I help them do a lot of different photo projects, mainly their marketing photography. It's an odd little part of my job and I wish I did more than I do. Photography is my jam though and have been doing it since I was a kid. This is one of the photos I took that day.

i loved hayes's big laugh after francesca said "gondoliers"

I finally got to listen to June's WTF episode with Marc Maron and she's genuinely just the most lovely person and I love hearing more in depth stories about her growing up, going to NYU with Casey, experiencing 9/11 in the middle of NYC, meeting Paul, and describing their kids' personalities. This was the interview I've been dying to hear!!! Plus June called out some unconscious bias that Marc laid out and it gave me life to hear her ask, "Would you ask Paul that same question?" and listen as Marc goes oh shit u right watch me back peddle.

In general I'm against the idea of a movie being "overrated" (who am I to tell people what they should enjoy?), but sure there have been plenty of movies that took home Best Picture that I don't think are great. I'll add The Artist. It's cute and all, and I liked Jean Dujardin in the lead role, but it felt to me like a tribute to silent movies made by people who haven't actually watched a lot of silent movies.

I love Boyhood. Richard Linklater is the modern master of plotless character pieces that are still subtly compelling. It's worth noting, though, that though the movie did get a bunch of nominations, it didn't actually win any Oscars.

She sold seashells by the seashore until Susanna’s Seaside Sundry Shack and Souvenir Shoppe subverted her scheme by short-selling shinier seashells at substantial savings.

Syncs: 1. Once when I was a teenager I had a nightmare that absolutely terrified me. I was getting pulled under the bed by cookie monster and I was in that dream-like slow motion where you can't react properly. It was weird cause I had no association with Sesame Street except having watched it as a kid. 2. I have a recording of my wife and I playing "Tiny Bubbles":

Polly why have we never discussed photo stuff!? Is that a Nikon I spy!? Cause I am a Nikon bitch through and through!!!

I whistled for a cab and when it came near the license plate said MAGAMAGA so I got in and shat on the back seat

This would be a good Halloween flick and could be in honor of Larry Cohen, RIP.

I watched the Between The Two Ferns movie on Friday and was pleased to see that Bean Dip is basically in it, but with a different name.

Funny story. I wrote that post 13 feet in the air. I was doing a photoshoot that needed a birds-eye-view and so I had to climb this rickety scaffolding and once I was up there I was NOT coming down until the shoot was over. So while I had time to kill I wrote the Aluoette post. I guess it's not that funny and barely a story... but you guys get the jist.

Conspiracy theory: Jason Mantzoukas is Michael Bay. He *is* on Twitter.

The King's Speech. Sure, the acting is top-notch, but the film itself was like watching paint dry. So many of the other nominees from that year (Black Swan, Inception, The Social Network, etc.) strike me as so much more interesting, memorable, and innovative than The King's Speech, so it wasn't like there was a dearth of qualified competitors. That film was pure Oscar-bait and it's disappointing that the Academy chose the blandest film of the bunch.

But they drew this line a notepad and crumpled up the paper. Quick, now that they've left, someone get a pencil so we can rub out what they drew on the impression of the next sheet down. Wait... that's not a line!

Of course.

This movie is fantastic, and every time I watch it I want to eat that Stuff. It looks like a mixture of froyo and marshmallow fluff, and I bet it would taste like the really good vanilla, and like, heaven. I mean it'd better for what it eventually does.

By far one of the most phenomenal terrible movies I have ever seen!

Watched this many times. Definitely a how did this awesome thing get made.