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Patrick Cassels: Internet Enthusiast
Did you know John Forsythe, the voice of Charlie on Charlie’s Angels, who was never seen on camera, was television’s highest-paid actor at the time? No? Thank God. Impressing friends with trivial information like that is all I have.
Anyway, enjoy “12 Television Characters We Never See (Even Though They Were On TV),” by me and Jeff Rubin.

Did you know John Forsythe, the voice of Charlie on Charlie’s Angels, who was never seen on camera, was television’s highest-paid actor at the time? No? Thank God. Impressing friends with trivial information like that is all I have.

Anyway, enjoy “12 Television Characters We Never See (Even Though They Were On TV),” by me and Jeff Rubin.

POSTED Jul 01 2009 @ 18:34
POSTED Jul 01 2009 @ 10:32


The trailer for Ricky Gervais’ new movie, “The Invention Of Lying,” about a world in which everyone tells the truth. Remember the first time you got high with the funniest person you know? This is like that if your friend had a Peabody Award and Rob Lowe.
POSTED Jun 26 2009 @ 15:54


When reclusive, aging geniuses reference their most over-referenced work (especially one as silly as Caddyshack), it’s like a rare peacock showing off it’s plumage for a split-second. Enjoy Mr. Bill Murray doing a Carl Spackler impression during a recent, brief local news interview.
POSTED Jun 25 2009 @ 20:12


Interestingly, this was shot in the Empire State Building. It’s like When Harry Met Sally! (Provided Harry murdered and fornicated with Sally after meeting her).

overlordssketch:

“Something said, can never be unsaid.”
POSTED Jun 25 2009 @ 14:03
Vintage iPod Ads. Illustrated by Breanna Goodrow.

Vintage iPod Ads. Illustrated by Breanna Goodrow.
POSTED Jun 19 2009 @ 15:49


Paul Giamatti plays himself in a film about medical soul-removal. It may be his finest role since Limbo in Planet of the Apes.
POSTED Jun 19 2009 @ 11:35


Some people claim Adolf Hilter died over 60 years ago. Streeter and I call those fools “historians.”
POSTED Jun 18 2009 @ 17:37
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The Hangover’s “Stu’s Song” a dark horse Oscar candidate for Best Original Song? Entertainment Weekly’s Aly Semigran thinks so. It is, as he notes, an “unexpectedly melodic” tune. Besides, if Gene Hackman can beat Walter Mathau in Kotch for Best Actor, then I guess anything’s f*cking possible.
POSTED Jun 16 2009 @ 16:58


“I’m On A Boat” A-Capella

My favorite thing about college a-capella groups is that always seem like they’re composed of nerds who still get laid more than anyone else in school.

POSTED Jun 11 2009 @ 17:35
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