justinmh05

Yes.

I've never ever thought of June as a "bimbo". I don't get that at all from her. She likes different stuff from her husband. It's pretty common.

Victor and Tiny talking about the pod race was absolutely the greatest.

Best episode yet!

Engineer Cody forgot to submit an episode for consideration for this list.

Danjaq found out during post production that a real tech company called Zorin existed. They had to include a disclaimer to avoid a lawsuit.

I think they just might do this one since the Christmas episode won't be a live one. I think I will skip watching the movie as I don't feel like sitting through right wing propaganda.

If we want movies with heart that still manage to fail, the two Bond movies that are perfect IMO are Moonraker and Quantum of Solace. Both movies go for broke - and subsequently break.

If you are interested in seeing the Bond movies, you definitely do not have to watch them in order up until the three Daniel Craig movie. Aside from a few recurring characters like M and Q, the events of the previous film rarely impact the next film. Bond seemingly meets Blofeld for the first time on a few different occasions, for example. In fact, I would recommend not trying to hold the movies to any kind of continuity because the movies constantly violate stuff that came before.

I know critics savaged it at the time, but I think it's because they were tired of Roger Moore. Looking at it retrospectively, there is a lot of good stuff in it. I also call bullshit on those RT ratings. Die Another Day has 57% and yet I've never met anyone who likes it.

Paul's reactions to Lauren's cursing were priceless.

I think Paul was overselling that 'badness' of View to a Kill - maybe to justify doing it on the podcast. His mocking of the trailer was weird - it was just like every other action movie trailer from the '80s. It seems like this is just an excuse to crossover with James Bonding, which is fine. But View to a Kill is a middle of the road Bond movie - there are at least five (Moonraker, Tomorrow Never Dies, Die Another Day, The World is not Enough and Quantum of Solace) that are WAY worse in my opinion.

I can't speak for anyone else but I am personally a fan of the classics like Citizen Kane and The Godfather.

I wasn't crazy about last week's episode, but this episode was amazing! Kroll was on-point!

My favorite album of the year too!

Rolling Stone once again proving that it has the pulse of modern culture... I like the album, but puhleeeeeeze.

But the X-Files was always about more than aliens. Hell, there were two-times more Monster of the Week episodes than alien episodes. I guess people also forget how much so many of them hated the alien mythology by the end of the series!

I'm glad this was an in studio-appearance for Hanks, rather than a call-in.

Tanya Robers is terrible in A View to a Kill, but I still think Halle Berry is much worse as Jinx. The only reason I can of that they are doing this movie is that it will be a crossover with James Bonding. I think A View to a Kill is coming up in their running order.

I get that, but there was a palpable sense of disgust in Tom's voice the times he talked about throwing out the CDs. More than usual and not in a Garry Shandling/Chuck Woolery kind of way. That said, I would be thrilled to see Tom and PFT make up. I would love to hear Paul on the new incarnation of The Best Show. Tom made a really nice gesture when he thanked PFT during the last WFMU show.

Billy Eichner proves again that he is the funniest human being on the planet.

The Fred Willard segment was hilarious - particularly his chiding of guest keyboardist Wayne Federman.

Really annoyed that Amanda didn't choose Stitches for Betsy's comic strip scenario.

Specifics aren't known, but it's clear that they don't speak anymore. Tom used to refer to PFT as "that comic in LA who doesn't talk to me anymore". He even said once that he had gleefully thrown out all of "that comic's" CDs.

I was there - the way all four of them wandered around the stage was fucking hilarious.