u/stm602

First off, RIP Frank Beard. But that episode got me thinking about how many musicians have guest starred over the years on KOTH, and they all gave really great performances even if a lot of them were just playing themselves.

That's something I'd like to see more of in the new seasons, I feel like it's in the shows DNA to have a recording artist occasionally pop in and play a memorable role. I think someone like Sturgill Simpson, Run the Jewels or Jack White would be awesome

I just got out of The End of Oak Street (good movie btw) and the premise reminded me of these Topps cards from the 90s. Anyone else collect these?

I haven't seen this since I was like 12. I have scattered memories of the ending and remember it being pretty sad. Wonder if i should do a re-watch as an adult

As someone who grew up right outside Atlanta and who's childhood was shaped by Looney Toons, WCW and Braves baseball, this one truly hurts