EL the Famous

don't know if it's available via netflix, but i suggest trying this:

we're in talks to do an american version w/ steve carell to air on NBC in the fall. it will no doubt be inferior to the original, but i'm hoping for a big ratings bonanza.

I just realized today, that as of yesterday my neo-crappy excuse for a blog turned three years old. I know that there are some VC'ers who stop by now and then...to those few who obviously need to get a girlfriend/boyfriend or both, I say THANKS! For those of you who've never checked it out and like everything from japanese monster/retro sci-fi/b-movies, comic books, music, lowbrow/pop art, action figures, gratuitous tits and ass, tennis shoes, TV, donkey kong, meglomanical hipster doofus grandstanding and other useless pap...I humbly implore you to stop by my pop cultural vomitorium: ALL M

Mad About You?

it was put together by Gus, their long-time tour manager. iremember reading a tour blog he did years ago, he's a funny guy.

luke. i'm your father...

wrong.

not as good as anthrax.

that'd be something...i can finally right the wrong of being grounded from the big generator tour stop in springfield.

i remember seeing a picture of him w/out his makeup and he really just looked like one of the guys who hung out in the hallway by my high school wood shop.

turns out you may not be the dumbest generation after all. jnick: lighten up francis. i'm not saying there isn't any creedence to said study, but it does seem like a lot of % signs being thrown around versus anything definitive. if it is the case, my sons will really suck at math, but be able to give you an episode by episode plot synopsis for the cosby show off the top of their head.

seconded. that is the joint, yo.

it sure is, but i like what i like.

no shit...and you can't bootleg them w/ silly putty!

fucking a. i'll check that as well. damn you, tully...w/ comics being more than a dollar, i don't have the funds to get wrapped up in 47 different series.

you just blew my mind. really?! i loved that fucking comic.

which, unsurprisingly, are most of my favorites. it's somewhat akin to how i like the trevor rabin period of yes.

i actually listened to power windows the other day.

i like how the guy in the middle looks like the evil race car driver w/ the wrench from the ah-ha video... i'll check it out. i'm going over lunch to pick up the first issue of Marvel: 1985...

i freaking love motel hell...that image of farmer vincent w/ the pig head is one of my favorites in the horror genre.

that got high marks in the latest wizard magazine.

i've got no problem w/ video games, as long as it's coupled w/ copious amounts of interaction w/ real live people and actual physical activity. personally, i find today's video games completely overwhelming and, like someone said earlier, almost too realistic to the point where you don't get the added benefit of augmenting it w/ your imagination. it also may have to do w/ the fact that i can barely sit down long enough to watch a 2 hour movie w/out getting fidgety and start thinking about what i'm going to do afterwards. i blame MTV. and advertsing agencies. and the government.

ALL YOUNG PEOPLE ARE LIKE THIS