I'd just like to say that I've recently Netflixed (if that's a word) both Mysterious Skin and Brick.
Hotness notwithstanding, JG-L is a straight-up amazing talent.
But he's also majorfuckin' hot.
Just a random comment: I have watched the Jimmy Fallon show once and only once. He had, as guests, Steve Martin and Paul Simon and could not think of a single question to ask them. Seriously, he asked them such rote, been-answered-a-million-times stuff like how did you get started in comedy and so what was it like being in Simon and Garfunkle. Seriously. The two of them ended up interviewing each other and it wasn't a joke or a bit. They both apparently got tired of the dumb questions that warrented only yes or no answers. It was painful.
i saw joseph gordon-levitt walking down broadway late at night once and i'm pretty sure he is gay. he was floating an inch off the ground if you know what i mean.
I think Dave is fair game among his peers for monologue jokes, but most of these attempts at humor fell flat. With the exception of Maher, these pretenders show their inferiority by their inability to be both funny and observant about it. In Leno & Fallon's case, they were neither.
@unclevanya: Fallon manages to fail in a way that is really unique. Just watching his monologue, he runs through the jokes like he's making announcements over the high school pa system. He still looks nervous and awkward up there. He fares a bit better when he's riffing off of someone he knows well, but he's still a bit of a stumbling presence. (Not in an endearing manner.)
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Hotness notwithstanding, JG-L is a straight-up amazing talent.
But he's also majorfuckin' hot.
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#tips
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Oh, I have no caption; just thinking out loud.
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You know what they say ... 'big hands, big feet = big gloves, big shoes'
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