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"Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" - Willie Nelson

Congrats, Randall! Woo-hoo!:)

"She Thinks I Still Care" - George Jones

Well, the way I see it, Paris Hilton...argh, forget it!

"19th Nervous Breakdown" - The Rolling Stones

Yeah. That distinctive beat was by drummer Jerry Allison, who was pounding on a cardboard box. Buddy and the Crickets also recorded a version of "Bo Diddley." "Not Fade Away" was the very last song Buddy ever played. He finished his set with it at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake Iowa...

"Not Fade Away" - Buddy Holly

Thanks!:)

Mr. Burns: You know, Smithers, I think I'll donate a million dollars to the orphanage...when pigs fly! (Mr. Burns and Smithers laugh, until Homer's BBQ pig goes flying by their window) Smithers: Will you be donating that million dollars now, sir? Mr. Burns: No, I'd still prefer not to.

"Love Street" - The Doors

"Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor" - The Doors

Ah yes, aaaaaaaaaaaaand... Three's Company My all-time favorite episode of Three's Company is the one where there was a misunderstanding.

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Gah! I missed it! When the Beatles were on Larry King the night before, Larry plugged Paris's upcoming appearance. He said something to Paul and Ringo like, "Paris Hilton--you may have heard of her," and Paul and Ringo shook their heads "no," like who IS Paris Hilton. Those wacky Beatles...

Hot & muggy. Chance of t-storms later on.

South Park? Yeah, I found it quite amusing. Lotsa good songs, too!

You're welcome!:D

Yessiree bob! Usually I'm wary about extended cuts, but That Thing's extra footage actually ADDS to the film. And Rio Bravo has an excellent new transfer, cool extras and a commentary featuring fan John Carpenter.

(Leach wanders into thread. His head explodes)

That Thing You Do! (1996) Tom Hanks's feature directorial debut is a loving tribute to garage bands everywhere, about a group called the Oneders (not the O-Need-Ers, the One-Ders) who record a peppy, uptempo song ("That Thing You Do!"), have their name changed to the Wonders, and become...