The Best/Worst Moments of last night's show

[Lawrence Orbach]

Please, someone please name their next band David Quinnfelder.

[Chris L]

WORST: the guy calling about the woefully underexposed Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

[roubaix]

justalkinbout beard earning

[Chrissy in MN]

"He then jumped in his time machine and traveled back to get a dinosaur."

[JonFromMaplewood]

"He looks like a misassembled Mr. Potato Head."
                     - Tom describing a guy from Storage Wars:Texas

[RVARichmond]

Garrison Keillor's "Grand Kentucky Portrait"

That had me laughing so hard

[Paul DeLouisiana]

Garrison Keillor's "Grand Kentucky Portrait"

That had me laughing so hard

Sounds like a Michael Nesmith record.

[Crusherkc]

Best: Vance disagreeing with Tom over whether the caller needed to state that Lombard was in Illinois.

I thought Vance was finally going to lose his patience with that caller.  I guess the obvious answer to his question "should we start a Pink Floyd cover band?" is, if you can't name any of their songs, then no.

[around the bend]

Tom's MJ hitler joke was pretty funny, esp. the delivery with that weird weasley voice.  Bravo Tom!

[Dan of Orange]

''Plight of the performer my friend''

[Pete from Boston [and NJ]]

The worst moment (or maybe best) -- the caller from Brooklyn's indignation that living there cost rather than gained him beard points.

[CSW]

I think it needs to be noted that whilst Mick Foley is a wrestler, and that can be considered a trashy profession, he is in fact  a very classy human being who without doubt earned his beard.

[wood and iron]

I think it needs to be noted that whilst Mick Foley is a wrestler, and that can be considered a trashy profession, he is in fact  a very classy human being who without doubt earned his beard.

Agreed, despite his current foray into stand up comedy which seems misguided at best. When I was a younger lad I read both of Mick Foley's autobiographies and his first novel. They were all engaging and surprisingly okay. The novel was really depressing.

Also, as an operator at the log flume at Knoebels, I got to meet him. He's a huge roller coaster fan and gets a private cabin and driven around the park in a golf cart. But he's really nice and poses for photos with everyone.

[Mr. Spacely]

Best Moment for me was JW first calling in as record critic and rattling off a list of the best albums, within which was snugly placed a reference to Quinnfelder.

Anytime Wurster calls in as an author, critic, self-declared expert on an obscure subject, etc. it kills me. I love those types of calls.

[mike_b]

http://actionbronson.com/

He's been a professional chef for most of his adult life, so I say he's earned it.