Sir Stewart

Berry much so.

No, we want details.

Amen.

I can't decide if this bit makes this thread more interesting or less interesting.

Agreed - this is weird.

Lili Taylor

Here something that's worked for me in the past - although it's not an online trick - when a show is going onsale, call the local Ticketmaster number for an area nowhere near the event. Example: when the Rolling Stones Fenway Park tickets went on sale, I called the Las Vegas area Ticketmaster and got right in.

I wonder what Jeff Tweedy thinks of Lili Taylor.

No, Lili Taylor.

Must be an American thing.

I'll never forget the time Chad walked out from the backroom of the store and announced, in full Southie mockery: "This day will always be regahded, as friggin' wicked retahded."

Better not be Dr. Bogdanovich.

I'm trying to figure that out. I'm going to my parents' house on Sunday for a thing - I'm debating whether I should stay for the duration of the episode while they watch/tape it (me watching it live is out of the question; Lady Stew will not be in attendance and we've never seen an episode without each other - not gonna start a new trend with the final one), then go home with the tape and watch it. Thing is, I'm concerned that my parents' reactions to the finale will make it apparent what happens in the episode, so I'm considering saying goodbye, leaving the house, asking them (this is crazy,

Nice tune.

Good point, and that scene always struck me as racist - when Chuck Berry's "cousin Marvin" calls him - making it look like Chuck Berry got his whole schtick from a white boy. Fuck that movie.

I won't make you do anything you wouldn't want to.

All Rosie Perez ever had going for her is "You're a fuckin bum, Mookie!"

I'll take the blame for this - I shouldn't have changed my name back.

Oh, shit - I love love love - lurve even - Lili Taylor.

"What if"

I'd like to see that. Maybe interlace the Robert Downey/Lili Taylor stuff so we could still have that Fotobooth moment.

It's a longshot, FYI. Hueis himself probably fills up %15 of the frame when his News is whipped out.

That's exactly what I was going to mention as I was reading your post - Joe Castiglione was flipping out, barfing up stats about no-hitters related to age, the teams, how far Schilling had previously gotten, etc. I assume the superstition thing does not extend to radio broadcasters?

In junior high school my friend and I would refer to Huey Lewis as "Hueis" (hew-is) for some reason, and it was really funny.