The previous interview is probably my favorite piece of anything ever because: a) I basically think that Scottish accents were made for my worship and delight (because they sound like equal parts of a joke I might make AND a smart joke I don't get yet is still the funniest, sexiest thing I've ever heard), b) the idea that "Gerry" Butler could have been Bond is like a porkchop tied a foot from my forehead, and c) the mere idea of he and Craig Ferguson even talking for one second is worth a year of Golden Oreos in my "book." Also, when Mr. Butler impersonates an American accent, I DIE, and his light shoes/dark "trow" combo IS MY MONDAY MORNING APHRODISIAC.
I just grossed myself out, but you get the picture.
What I Would Have Said to Actor Josh Charles Had I, Not My Sister, Seen Him on the UWS of Manhattan Last Week
First I would have barfed, obvs, and then I would have asked if he could, just this one time, say "This is Dan Rydell alongside REAL NAME REDACTED*. Those stories and more tonight on Sports Night."
Then I would have asked for a "pic" with him (with his arm around me, o'course), which I would have taken with my camera phone.
Cheezus H, what a missed opportunity.
See:
Prolly his best movie, btw:
Lest anyone think I'm batsh*t insane, here's a video some other clearly crazy person made of Josh Charles clips set to "Sweet Child of Mine:"
Knox Overstreet forever, man.**
*Sorry, dudes, but I don't put my whole name on the nets. **Gay Dead Poets Society fan fiction ABSOLUTELY EXISTS
To be fair, re: his Vinnie Vedecci character, Mr. Hader should employ fewer "-ando," -"as," and "-os" endings and more "-itti," "-izzi," and "-ato" endings, as the former are Spanish word endings and the latter are Italian word endings.
NERD ALERT. Whatevs, I speak Italian. LOVE BILL HADER.
In 8th grade, my Health teacher made us all walk around class with paper plates on our backs. Everybody had to write an anonymous positive comment about each person on his or her plate. When I took off my plate and looked at it, "You are SO funny!" was written 18 times and "I LOVE your necklace" was written once.