Hank Kingsley

http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.com/7-sp...stay-surprised/ "Spoilers" about the Oscar telecast. What I found interesting was I mean, that doesn't sound "gigantic" but really neat, especially if Scorsese won. Then again, Spielberg has a producer credit for Eastwood's film, so that wouldn't surprise me either. Sucks that the Supporting Actor/Actress awards won't be first, I always thought that was a great way to start the show.

Mr. Show sketches: 1. Grass Valley Greg/Nannadu 2. The Pre-Taped Call In Show with Ken Doral 3. Pit Pat! 4. Coupon: The Movie 5. East Coast vs. West Coast Ventriloquists

I wanted to give Guided By Voices a try (outside of select singles I've heard), so I bought their Best Of, Human Amusements at Hourly Rates. 32 songs for $10 is a deal.

I liked the whole "three characters say the same thing at the same time" trick...the first 10 times they used it. So far this season hasn't accomplished much, but if anything it's gotten me to like Keith. They definitely toned him down and he's a lot better that way. Oh, I did like the return of J.D.'s sad musical cue.

I dunno, I think the best part was the Verizon commercial. IT GETS ME PUMPED!!

I love "Cecilia" and "The Only Living Boy in New York."

Scrubs: 1. My Screw Up 2. My Lunch 3. His Story 4. My Occurrence 5. My Life in Four Cameras

Sounds like a lot of episodes we've seen before, but with the new twist in Turk's case, which could be interesting.

It seems like every episode has a party, now.

Penultimates, neat! 1. Rhett Miller - The Believer - "Question" 2. The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street - "Shine a Light" 3. David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust - "Suffragette City" 4. Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - "Poor Places" 5. The Arcade Fire - Funeral - "Rebellion (Lies)" This isn't definitive, mostly just off the top of my head.

Breakfast: Croissant and coffee Lunch: Salad, a slice of pizza, orange juice Dinner: Roadhouse chili, crackers, and a Naked Juice smoothie

Can you change the "Top 5 favorite movies" thread to "Top 5 favorite anything" as it is in the music folder? That might open it up for more discussion.

Undeclared episodes: 1. Eric Visits 2. Truth or Dare 3. The Day After 4. The Perfect Date 5. Eric Visits Again "BRING THE RUCKUS!! BRING THE RUCKUS!!" from #5 might be my favorite Eric line if it wasn't for "Put that thing away." in #1. Why did this show have to be cancelled. Freaks & Geeks: 1. The Little Things 2. Discos and Dragons 3. Smooching and Mooching 4. Carded and Discarded 5. The Garage Door

I used a program called Senuti when I got my laptop, but I think it only works for Mac. You sync up your iPod to the new computer and transfer songs directly from the iPod.

B: Cocoa puffs, banana pancakes, ham, coffee & OJ L: Easy Mac, honey mustard pringles (!) and Vitamin Water (energy) D: Turkey, American cheese, lettuce, tomato, honey mustard on a croissant, and vegetable soup. + Milk The dining hall dinners are getting worse and worse, so I end up getting either a deli sandwich or the salad bar constantly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PVOSmxiGWI It had me at "Shame on a Nigga." "Marriage is like an unfunny version of 'Everybody Loves Raymond.' Except it doesn't last 22 minutes, it lasts forever." plus Jay Baruchel, Paul Rudd, Jason Segal, etc. I can't wait.

Walk Hard, yes! John C. Reilly and Jenna Fischer.

It was bad enough that they didn't keep in the deleted scene where he went to "Management classes. Well, anger management." But then to not even mention it in the next few is even weirder.

I can help out with marking.

And what a fucking soundtrack, huh? The abrupt cutting of the songs was a little annoying, but besides that, "Gimme Shelter," "Let It Loose," "Sweet Dreams," an awesome Van Morrison cover of "Comfortably Numb," and the adrenaline pumping "I'm Shipping Up to Boston." I love Scorsese.

I thought the impotence thing was pretty obvious what with her breaking off a piece of a banana as she mentioned it. Saw it for the second time in the theater. Still fucking incredible.

He was a lot better in Undeclared.

I think we can. Bill said he wouldn't kill any of the stars. I got home just as the second act started. Really good episode that exceeded my expectations (especially since I thought the Croatian doctor would be the central figure). Todd was on fire, I very clearly loved the use of Billy Ocean, J.D. was wearing a Threadless shirt, and it took the necessary steps to make up for the more lackluster episodes this season.

-Apple Jacks + coffee -some gross "Philly chicken" sub, fries, and diet coke -A delicious catered dinner involving salad, eggplant, yellow rice, and some sort of lemon/thyme chicken. Tiramisu and coffee for dessert.

Seth actually wrote an upcoming film called "Super Bad" that stars Michael Cera. I'm excited for that, too.