justinmh05

Toys is more "of its time" (early 90s) than any movie I've ever seen. It should be viewed as a double feature with Scenes from a Mall.

I have to say I agree, except for Garry Marshall. I will never tire of Mr. Marshall. However, this new character was fantastic!

In terms of overall greatness, I would suggest these three episodes: 85 - 2010 Christmas Special 150 - Dame Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber meets Fourvel (Bobby Moynihan) 180 - Garry Marshall and Gilly Jacobs: A Love Story

You might know Rosemarie DeWitt from Mad Money with Don Cremer.

Greatest. Of. All. Time. This episode was amazing from bell to bell!

See, the title's funny because the lesbian is named Tuesday. In the words of Gary the Squirrel - "GET IT?!?!?!?!?!"

And he sent over a free case!

Toys is insufferable. I'm not looking forward to watching it again, but I will endeavor forward.

I'm pulling for the return of Amy Poehler. She usually appears during the beginning of the fall season.

Eddie Pepitone is in the absolute upper echelon of CBB guests! Every single appearance has been a homerun.

His nephew Akiva Smirnoff was a real dick. #BestShowWFMU

Episode 98 - Jim Morrison's grave.

Rouge On Rouge is my favorite song.

Marcell the Shell FTW!!!!!!!

Yeah, I mentioned it in the Mini-Sode thread. This movie feels like a sequel where we never saw the first installment.

I fully believe that the only reason that the new wife existed is because they needed a character that Cole could have that ONE conversation with.

Tom shouting "I'm not gay!!" out of nowhere was hilarious.

The real story of this movie is not the murders. The Glimmer Man is actually about a police officer who systematically destroys the life of his crime-fighting partner.

Brian Cox says to the mob boss that they called Cole the Glimmer Man because when he was working as a mercenary, he'd sneak up on his target and only be a glimmer in their eye before he killed them.

Brian Cox is one of these guys who is a great actor, but will be in absolutely anything he's offered even if its off the shit-chart. Did anyone else feel like the narrative was told as if this were a sequel and we were supposed to be totally familiar with the Cole character from the get go?

The New Pornographers have to be the funniest band around. Neko and AC Newman are true friends of comedy!

Was is Neil Campbell reading from Quacker Featherbeak's Cuckoo Caper? If so that was from episode 204? Or the excerpt of Mike Detective in episode 86?

Agreed!

Great job on the Batman music chart - but there was a huge, huge error. I'd like to know just why 'Bat Dance' by Prince was not #1? It is second only to 'Orgasm' as the peak of Prince's oeuvre.

I was hoping we'd get a b-b-b-b-b-bonus ep this week. Alas, it was not to be.