Should Andy Samberg and The Lonely Island make more music videos from Turtleneck & Chain?

I wasn't sure of a short way to title that and get all the keywords in. =^)

 

 

I've been thinking a lot about this, and Anony sent us this nice write up:

 

In total T&C has 7 tracks with videos:

 

We’re Back!
I Just Had Sex [ft. Akon]
Jack Sparrow [ft. Michael Bolton]
Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde [ft. Rihanna]
Motherlover [ft. Justin Timberlake]
The Creep [ft. Nicki Minaj & John Waters]
Threw It on the Ground

 

Leaving 12 tracks without:

 

Mama
Attracted to Us [ft. Beck]
Rocky
My Mic (Interlude)
Turtleneck & Chain [ft. Snoop Dogg]
Trouble on Dookie Island
Falcor vs. Atreyu (Classy Skit #1)
Watch Me Do Me (Classy Skit #2)
Japan
After Party [ft. Santigold]
No Homo
No Homo Outro

 

And they won't do videos for My Mic, Falcor vs. Atreyu, Watch Me Do Me and No Homo Outro. If any they might do videos for: Japan, After Party or No Homo IMO.

 

 

That's true, but three of the music videos were made on SNL and then added to the album:

• Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde [ft. Rihanna]
• Motherlover [ft. Justin Timberlake]
• Threw It on the Ground

 

So they basically have done four new music videos for their album:

• I Just Had Sex [ft. Akon]
• The Creep [ft. Nicki Minaj & John Waters]
• We’re Back!
• Jack Sparrow [ft. Michael Bolton]

 

This is similar to the four they did for Incredibad:

• Ji## in My Pants
• We Like Sports
• I'm on a Boat (ft. T-Payne)
• Like a Boss

 

And then the next season they also did Boom Box.

 

So here are the ones I'd love to see as music videos:

• Attracted to Us [ft. Beck]
• Rocky (I'd love to see Stallone cameo)
• Turtleneck & Chain [ft. Snoop Dogg]
• Japan

 

These also might be turned into music videos, but they are a bit too graphic for my taste:

• After Party [ft. Santigold; could be a sequel to Ji$$ in My Pants]
• No Homo

Overall, I think T&C had more new songs that deserve music videos than Incredibad did.

 

What do you think? What would you want to see as a music video?

 

Enjoy!

Should Andy Samberg and The Lonely Island make more music videos from Turtleneck & Chain?

I wasn't sure of a short way to title that and get all the keywords in. =^)

 

 

I've been thinking a lot about this, and Anony sent us this nice write up:

 

In total T&C has 7 tracks with videos:

 

We’re Back!
I Just Had Sex [ft. Akon]
Jack Sparrow [ft. Michael Bolton]
Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde [ft. Rihanna]
Motherlover [ft. Justin Timberlake]
The Creep [ft. Nicki Minaj & John Waters]
Threw It on the Ground

 

Leaving 12 tracks without:

 

Mama
Attracted to Us [ft. Beck]
Rocky
My Mic (Interlude)
Turtleneck & Chain [ft. Snoop Dogg]
Trouble on Dookie Island
Falcor vs. Atreyu (Classy Skit #1)
Watch Me Do Me (Classy Skit #2)
Japan
After Party [ft. Santigold]
No Homo
No Homo Outro

 

And they won't do videos for My Mic, Falcor vs. Atreyu, Watch Me Do Me and No Homo Outro. If any they might do videos for: Japan, After Party or No Homo IMO.

 

 

That's true, but three of the music videos were made on SNL and then added to the album:

• Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde [ft. Rihanna]
• Motherlover [ft. Justin Timberlake]
• Threw It on the Ground

 

So they basically have done four new music videos for their album:

• I Just Had Sex [ft. Akon]
• The Creep [ft. Nicki Minaj & John Waters]
• We’re Back!
• Jack Sparrow [ft. Michael Bolton]

 

This is similar to the four they did for Incredibad:

• Ji## in My Pants
• We Like Sports
• I'm on a Boat (ft. T-Payne)
• Like a Boss

 

And then the next season they also did Boom Box.

 

So here are the ones I'd love to see as music videos:

• Attracted to Us [ft. Beck]
• Rocky (I'd love to see Stallone cameo)
• Turtleneck & Chain [ft. Snoop Dogg]
• Japan

 

These also might be turned into music videos, but they are a bit too graphic for my taste:

• After Party [ft. Santigold; could be a sequel to Ji$$ in My Pants]
• No Homo

Overall, I think T&C had more new songs that deserve music videos than Incredibad did.

 

What do you think? What would you want to see as a music video?

 

Enjoy!

Second City and Saturday Night Live (EDitorial)

Here are the years that various actors (focusing mostly on those associated with SNL) completed their first year with the group (graduating).



1960
Alan Arkin (Chicago)

1961
Joan Rivers (Chicago)



1965
Fred Willard (in the Christopher Guest mockumentaries) (Chicago)



1969
Brian Doyle-Murray (SNL alumni, National Lampoon Show, Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell, & Bill Murray's brother)(Chicago)
Joe Flaherty (Chicago)
Harold Ramis (SCTV & worked with SNL alumni)(Chicago)



1971
John Belushi (SNL alumni & National Lampoon Show)(Chicago)



1973
John Candy (SCTV)(Chicago)
Bill Murray (SNL alumni & National Lampoon Show)(Chicago)
Dan Aykroyd (SNL alumni)(Toronto)
Joe Flaherty (SCTV)(Toronto)
Brian Doyle-Murray (Toronto)
Gilda Radner (SNL alumni & National Lampoon Show)(Toronto)



1974
Dan Aykroyd (Chicago)
Eugene Levy (SCTV & American Pie movies)(Chicago)
Gilda Radner (Chicago)
John Candy (Toronto)
Eugene Levy (SCTV)(Toronto)

Catherine O'Hara (Toronto)
She was on SCTV and was going to be on SNL, but head writer Michael O'Donoghue scared her off by spray painting "Danger" on the wall and burning a photo of Lorne Michaels.



1975
Dave Thomas (Toronto)



1976
Peter Aykroyd (SNL alumni & brother of Dan Aykroyd)(Toronto)
Shelley Long (from Cheers) (Chicago)



1977
Robin Duke (SNL alumni)(Toronto)
Martin Short (SCTV & SNL alumni)(Toronto)



1978
James Belushi (SNL alumni & brother of John Belushi)(Chicago)
Tim Kazurinsky (SNL alumni)(Chicago)



1979
Mary Gross (SNL alumni)(Chicago)
Tony Rosato (SNL alumni)(Toronto)



1986
Mike Myers (SNL alumni)(Toronto)

Bonnie Hunt (Chicago)
Around 1990, Bonnie Hunt turned down Saturday Night Live because she wanted to be able to improvise if she was going to be in a stage setting. She is best known for movie roles, like the friend in Return to Me and the mother on Cheaper by the Dozen.

Dan Castellaneta (Homer on The Simpsons) (Chicago)
Dan Castellaneta originally did radio voices and was hired by Tracey Ullman in 1987 to be a performer on her Tracy Ullman Show (a variety show like SNL). Although he was primarily a performer, he also voiced for the Simpsons animated segment of the show as Homer Simpson. And thus voice acting became his primary job.

1988
Mike Myers (Chicago)



1989
Chris Farley (SNL alumni)(Chicago)
Tim Meadows (SNL alumni)(Chicago)

Dave Foley & Kevin Macdonald (Toronto Training Center)
In about 1989, Dave Foley met Kevin Macdonald. They started working together, and they later ran into the rest of the comedians who would become the Kids in the Hall (also produced by SNL creator, Lorne Michaels).

1991
Steve Carell (SNL voice & from The Office) (Chicago)
Although Steve was never a player on SNL, he voiced Gary in all 11 of The Ambiguously Gay Duo cartoons on SNL. He was originally hired (along with Stephen Colbert) to be players on the Dana Carvey Show. That was the debut of Robert Smigel's Ambiguously Gay Duo cartoon and his other cartoons. And so when Robert took his cartoons to SNL, Carell and Colbert continued to do the voices.

1992
Amy Sedaris (from Mad TV) (Chicago)

1993
Stephen Colbert (SNL Voice)(Chicago)



1995
Rachel Dratch (SNL alumni)(Chicago)
Jon Glaser (Chicago)
Adam McKay (SNL writer)(Chicago)



1996
Tina Fey (SNL alumni)(Chicago)

Horatio Sanz (SNL alumni)(Chicago E.T.C.)
Horatio was actually also a founding member of the Upright Citizens Brigade, although he had moved on to SNL when UCB was picking up steam with Amy Poehler and its TV show (after it moved from Chicago to New York).



1998
Jerry C. Minor (SNL alumni)(Toronto)

Jeff Richmond (SNL alumni)(Chicago)
Jeff was hired as a musician on SNL. He married Tina Fey and composes music for 30 Rock now.

Jane Lynch (SNL host & from Glee) (Chicago)
Jane hosted SNL in October, 2010.

1999
Jack McBayer (from 30 Rock) (Chicago E.T.C)

2003
Liz Cackowski (SNL writer)(Chicago)
Liz was a writer on SNL from 2003-2006. She is the girlfriend of SNL writer (and member of The Lonely Island), Akiva Schaffer. Currently she writes on Community.

2008
Tom Flanigan (SNL writer)(Chicago E.T.C.)
Tom was hired as a writer at SNL for the 2010-2011 season.

Enjoy!

Second City and Saturday Night Live (EDitorial)

Here are the years that various actors (focusing mostly on those associated with SNL) completed their first year with the group (graduating).



1960
Alan Arkin (Chicago)

1961
Joan Rivers (Chicago)



1965
Fred Willard (in the Christopher Guest mockumentaries) (Chicago)



1969
Brian Doyle-Murray (SNL alumni, National Lampoon Show, Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell, & Bill Murray's brother)(Chicago)
Joe Flaherty (Chicago)
Harold Ramis (SCTV & worked with SNL alumni)(Chicago)



1971
John Belushi (SNL alumni & National Lampoon Show)(Chicago)



1973
John Candy (SCTV)(Chicago)
Bill Murray (SNL alumni & National Lampoon Show)(Chicago)
Dan Aykroyd (SNL alumni)(Toronto)
Joe Flaherty (SCTV)(Toronto)
Brian Doyle-Murray (Toronto)
Gilda Radner (SNL alumni & National Lampoon Show)(Toronto)



1974
Dan Aykroyd (Chicago)
Eugene Levy (SCTV & American Pie movies)(Chicago)
Gilda Radner (Chicago)
John Candy (Toronto)
Eugene Levy (SCTV)(Toronto)

Catherine O'Hara (Toronto)
She was on SCTV and was going to be on SNL, but head writer Michael O'Donoghue scared her off by spray painting "Danger" on the wall and burning a photo of Lorne Michaels.



1975
Dave Thomas (Toronto)



1976
Peter Aykroyd (SNL alumni & brother of Dan Aykroyd)(Toronto)
Shelley Long (from Cheers) (Chicago)



1977
Robin Duke (SNL alumni)(Toronto)
Martin Short (SCTV & SNL alumni)(Toronto)



1978
James Belushi (SNL alumni & brother of John Belushi)(Chicago)
Tim Kazurinsky (SNL alumni)(Chicago)



1979
Mary Gross (SNL alumni)(Chicago)
Tony Rosato (SNL alumni)(Toronto)



1986
Mike Myers (SNL alumni)(Toronto)

Bonnie Hunt (Chicago)
Around 1990, Bonnie Hunt turned down Saturday Night Live because she wanted to be able to improvise if she was going to be in a stage setting. She is best known for movie roles, like the friend in Return to Me and the mother on Cheaper by the Dozen.

Dan Castellaneta (Homer on The Simpsons) (Chicago)
Dan Castellaneta originally did radio voices and was hired by Tracey Ullman in 1987 to be a performer on her Tracy Ullman Show (a variety show like SNL). Although he was primarily a performer, he also voiced for the Simpsons animated segment of the show as Homer Simpson. And thus voice acting became his primary job.

1988
Mike Myers (Chicago)



1989
Chris Farley (SNL alumni)(Chicago)
Tim Meadows (SNL alumni)(Chicago)

Dave Foley & Kevin Macdonald (Toronto Training Center)
In about 1989, Dave Foley met Kevin Macdonald. They started working together, and they later ran into the rest of the comedians who would become the Kids in the Hall (also produced by SNL creator, Lorne Michaels).

1991
Steve Carell (SNL voice & from The Office) (Chicago)
Although Steve was never a player on SNL, he voiced Gary in all 11 of The Ambiguously Gay Duo cartoons on SNL. He was originally hired (along with Stephen Colbert) to be players on the Dana Carvey Show. That was the debut of Robert Smigel's Ambiguously Gay Duo cartoon and his other cartoons. And so when Robert took his cartoons to SNL, Carell and Colbert continued to do the voices.

1992
Amy Sedaris (from Mad TV) (Chicago)

1993
Stephen Colbert (SNL Voice)(Chicago)



1995
Rachel Dratch (SNL alumni)(Chicago)
Jon Glaser (Chicago)
Adam McKay (SNL writer)(Chicago)



1996
Tina Fey (SNL alumni)(Chicago)

Horatio Sanz (SNL alumni)(Chicago E.T.C.)
Horatio was actually also a founding member of the Upright Citizens Brigade, although he had moved on to SNL when UCB was picking up steam with Amy Poehler and its TV show (after it moved from Chicago to New York).



1998
Jerry C. Minor (SNL alumni)(Toronto)

Jeff Richmond (SNL alumni)(Chicago)
Jeff was hired as a musician on SNL. He married Tina Fey and composes music for 30 Rock now.

Jane Lynch (SNL host & from Glee) (Chicago)
Jane hosted SNL in October, 2010.

1999
Jack McBayer (from 30 Rock) (Chicago E.T.C)

2003
Liz Cackowski (SNL writer)(Chicago)
Liz was a writer on SNL from 2003-2006. She is the girlfriend of SNL writer (and member of The Lonely Island), Akiva Schaffer. Currently she writes on Community.

2008
Tom Flanigan (SNL writer)(Chicago E.T.C.)
Tom was hired as a writer at SNL for the 2010-2011 season.

Enjoy!

Ask AS: How long do cast members stay Featured Players?

The normal route is to be a featured player for two years. Cast members to pull off this trick (to go to repertory player after only one year as a featured player) were Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, and Kristen Wiig (in 2006), Will Forte (2003), Amy Poehler (2002), Tina Fey (2001), Chris Parnell, Jimmy Fallon, and Horatio Sanz (1999), Chris Kattan (1996), Molly Shannon (1995), Norm MacDonald (1994), Chris Farley, Julia Sweeney, and Chris Rock (1991), Mike Meyers (1989), Kevin Nealon (1987).



Those unlucky enough to go three years as a featured player (I'm listing their year they graduated to repertory player) include Jay Mohr (1996; Jay was actually kept on the show as a featured player a third year, but he quit when learning that he wasn't graduating to repertory player), Tim Meadows, David Spade, and Adam Sandler (1993; it was a big year with lots of players, so that's why).

Cast members to have no years as a featured player (went right to repertory player) include Ana Gasteyer and Tracy Morgan (1996), Darrell Hammond, Cheri Oteri, Jim Breuer, and Will Ferrell (1995), Mark McKinney (he was in Kids in the Hall; 1994), Chris Elliott and Janeane Garofalo (1994), Michael McKean (1993), Dana Carvey, Jan Hooks, Victoria Jackson, and Phil Hartman (1986), Nora Dunn, Jon Lovitz, and Dennis Miller (1985). (I won't go earlier than 1985 because that's when featured players were more likely just writers that Lorne put on camera a lot, and they were never meant to become repertory players.)

Enjoy!

Ask AS: How long do cast members stay Featured Players?

The normal route is to be a featured player for two years. Cast members to pull off this trick (to go to repertory player after only one year as a featured player) were Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, and Kristen Wiig (in 2006), Will Forte (2003), Amy Poehler (2002), Tina Fey (2001), Chris Parnell, Jimmy Fallon, and Horatio Sanz (1999), Chris Kattan (1996), Molly Shannon (1995), Norm MacDonald (1994), Chris Farley, Julia Sweeney, and Chris Rock (1991), Mike Meyers (1989), Kevin Nealon (1987).



Those unlucky enough to go three years as a featured player (I'm listing their year they graduated to repertory player) include Jay Mohr (1996; Jay was actually kept on the show as a featured player a third year, but he quit when learning that he wasn't graduating to repertory player), Tim Meadows, David Spade, and Adam Sandler (1993; it was a big year with lots of players, so that's why).

Cast members to have no years as a featured player (went right to repertory player) include Ana Gasteyer and Tracy Morgan (1996), Darrell Hammond, Cheri Oteri, Jim Breuer, and Will Ferrell (1995), Mark McKinney (he was in Kids in the Hall; 1994), Chris Elliott and Janeane Garofalo (1994), Michael McKean (1993), Dana Carvey, Jan Hooks, Victoria Jackson, and Phil Hartman (1986), Nora Dunn, Jon Lovitz, and Dennis Miller (1985). (I won't go earlier than 1985 because that's when featured players were more likely just writers that Lorne put on camera a lot, and they were never meant to become repertory players.)

Enjoy!

Will Fred Armisen leave SNL next?

First, Fred no longer has the only great/usable Obama impression on SNL.

Jay Pharoah arguably has a better Obama impression. Kenan also claims to do a great Obama impression, but Kenan isn't the right build, and I know that would pull me out of it (Kenan's portrayal as Carlton on Fresh Prince last week proved to me that when he plays skinny guys it distracts me from his impression).



Second, Fred's been on the show for 9 years.

NINE YEARS! That's a long time. So long in fact, that here's how it stacks up to other SNL players (listing 8 or more years on the show)...
(1). Darrell Hammond - 14 years
(2). Al Franken - 11 years (Lorne's friend and original SNL writer. He was always a Featured Player, and he was on from 77-79 and 85-94, and Lorne set him up to take over the show, but NBC execs never went for it. Now he's a senator.)
(3). Seth Meyers - 10 years
(4). Tim Meadows - 10 years (The dude's time stretched from Meyers/Hartman/Carvey through Sandler/Farley/Spade and into Ferrell/Shannon/Kattan.)
(5). Fred Armisen - 9 years
(6). Maya Rudolph - 9 years
(7). Kevin Nealon - 9 years
(8). Kenan Thompson - 8 years
(9). Will Forte - 8 years
(10). Amy Poehler - 8 years
(11). Chris Parnell - 8 years
(12). Horatio Sanz - 8 years
(13). Chris Kattan - 8 years
(14). Phil Hartman - 8 years



Third, Fred's kind of hit and miss with his skits.

Fred has a few characters/impressions I love, like his Governor Patterson, the Native American comedian (Billy Smith), Garth and Kat (obviously it came out of Fred's head), and Nicholas Fehn, the character on Weekend Update who keeps getting distracted and never says anything. His Weekend Update Map bit was amazing, and he has some great impressions, including the best SNL Prince impression.



But he's also got some stinkers (Billiam from Gays in Space, Gay Guy from New Jersey, Gunther Kelley, Mike from the Mike's Columns and Fountains (was funny the first time), ) which includes a bunch of Spanish ones I never really got the humor of (Feritico, Manuel Ortiz, and Telemundo Actor). And the ones I find the most annoying are Elinda Spade (the court stenographer) and Roger Brush (the producer that messes up shows for women).



Fourth, Fred is working on a new show, Portlandia.

Portlandia is a television series that debuted on the Independent Film Channel (IFC) in 2010. The show, produced by Andrew Singer and Jonathan Krisel, is set and filmed in Portland, Oregon and features Saturday Night Live cast member Fred Armisen.

There are six episodes in the show's first season. If the show gets renewed, then Fred has a reason to leave SNL.


Thoughts?

Enjoy!

Will Fred Armisen leave SNL next?

First, Fred no longer has the only great/usable Obama impression on SNL.

Jay Pharoah arguably has a better Obama impression. Kenan also claims to do a great Obama impression, but Kenan isn't the right build, and I know that would pull me out of it (Kenan's portrayal as Carlton on Fresh Prince last week proved to me that when he plays skinny guys it distracts me from his impression).



Second, Fred's been on the show for 9 years.

NINE YEARS! That's a long time. So long in fact, that here's how it stacks up to other SNL players (listing 8 or more years on the show)...
(1). Darrell Hammond - 14 years
(2). Al Franken - 11 years (Lorne's friend and original SNL writer. He was always a Featured Player, and he was on from 77-79 and 85-94, and Lorne set him up to take over the show, but NBC execs never went for it. Now he's a senator.)
(3). Seth Meyers - 10 years
(4). Tim Meadows - 10 years (The dude's time stretched from Meyers/Hartman/Carvey through Sandler/Farley/Spade and into Ferrell/Shannon/Kattan.)
(5). Fred Armisen - 9 years
(6). Maya Rudolph - 9 years
(7). Kevin Nealon - 9 years
(8). Kenan Thompson - 8 years
(9). Will Forte - 8 years
(10). Amy Poehler - 8 years
(11). Chris Parnell - 8 years
(12). Horatio Sanz - 8 years
(13). Chris Kattan - 8 years
(14). Phil Hartman - 8 years



Third, Fred's kind of hit and miss with his skits.

Fred has a few characters/impressions I love, like his Governor Patterson, the Native American comedian (Billy Smith), Garth and Kat (obviously it came out of Fred's head), and Nicholas Fehn, the character on Weekend Update who keeps getting distracted and never says anything. His Weekend Update Map bit was amazing, and he has some great impressions, including the best SNL Prince impression.



But he's also got some stinkers (Billiam from Gays in Space, Gay Guy from New Jersey, Gunther Kelley, Mike from the Mike's Columns and Fountains (was funny the first time), ) which includes a bunch of Spanish ones I never really got the humor of (Feritico, Manuel Ortiz, and Telemundo Actor). And the ones I find the most annoying are Elinda Spade (the court stenographer) and Roger Brush (the producer that messes up shows for women).



Fourth, Fred is working on a new show, Portlandia.

Portlandia is a television series that debuted on the Independent Film Channel (IFC) in 2010. The show, produced by Andrew Singer and Jonathan Krisel, is set and filmed in Portland, Oregon and features Saturday Night Live cast member Fred Armisen.

There are six episodes in the show's first season. If the show gets renewed, then Fred has a reason to leave SNL.


Thoughts?

Enjoy!

Should Bobby Moynihan's Nathan Lane impression lead an SNL skit?

So it's time for my first editorial of 2011!

Here is Bobby Moynihan playing Nathan Lane:



Bobby has played Nathan Lane three times now:

02.07.2009 - No Bruce! Let Me Finish! The Best Of Celebrity Tirades

10.03.2009 - So You Committed A Crime & You Think You Can Dance

03.13.2010 - Hamlet Audition

True Nathan Lane isn't super popular, but I think that's okay, if it's hilarious.

Click here to see the details of our editorial about why Bobby Moynihan should lead a skit with his Nathan Lane character (and our historical reasoning, based on other SNL skits):

http://bobbymoynihan.blogspot.com/2011/01/should-bobby-moynihans-nathan-lane.html


Besides, I would love to see Andy Samberg's Nicholas Cage (or Billy Bob Thornton) impression on the show, acting as a fish out of water in a strange, musical environment.


What do you think? Should Bobby's Lane impression lead a skit? Would this be funny?

Remember to go here to read the full argument:

http://bobbymoynihan.blogspot.com/2011/01/should-bobby-moynihans-nathan-lane.html

No, this isn't directly related to Andy enough, which is why we're doing another post later today.

Enjoy!

- TAE

Should Bobby Moynihan's Nathan Lane impression lead an SNL skit?

So it's time for my first editorial of 2011!

Here is Bobby Moynihan playing Nathan Lane:



Bobby has played Nathan Lane three times now:

02.07.2009 - No Bruce! Let Me Finish! The Best Of Celebrity Tirades

10.03.2009 - So You Committed A Crime & You Think You Can Dance

03.13.2010 - Hamlet Audition

True Nathan Lane isn't super popular, but I think that's okay, if it's hilarious.

Click here to see the details of our editorial about why Bobby Moynihan should lead a skit with his Nathan Lane character (and our historical reasoning, based on other SNL skits):

http://bobbymoynihan.blogspot.com/2011/01/should-bobby-moynihans-nathan-lane.html


Besides, I would love to see Andy Samberg's Nicholas Cage (or Billy Bob Thornton) impression on the show, acting as a fish out of water in a strange, musical environment.


What do you think? Should Bobby's Lane impression lead a skit? Would this be funny?

Remember to go here to read the full argument:

http://bobbymoynihan.blogspot.com/2011/01/should-bobby-moynihans-nathan-lane.html

No, this isn't directly related to Andy enough, which is why we're doing another post later today.

Enjoy!

- TAE