Oh my GOD. He listens to Regina Spektor?? I heart this man even more.(I'm going to ignore the Fallout Boy part)

jaxn | March 07, 00:20 CET

He verbed verb. Not even Shakespeare dared this feat.

[ edited by Pointy on 2009-03-07 00:25 ]

Pointy | March 07, 00:25 CET

:)

korkster | March 07, 00:44 CET

Actually he apparently said "I think i just verbed a grown."

Ha ha! I totally potato that!

snot monster from outer space | March 07, 00:55 CET

Fall Out Boy has amazing turns of phrases in their lyrics. I love the way they mess with language. It's fantastic. It's what I listen to when I write.

BrownCoat_Tabz | March 07, 00:59 CET

Great to see that Joss is aware of the awesomeness that is "Let the Right One In", as should be all of you. Best movie I've seen in many years.

pollaxt | March 07, 01:15 CET

Yeah, I'm gonna defend Fall Out Boy as well. I tend to think of myself as a pretty huge music snob, and I usually try not to bring up the fact that I like FOB so that I don't lose any of my indie cred, but Fall Out Boy write mad lyrics. And their songs are wicked catchy and powerful energetic.

Seriously, if you're looking for good modern pop music, you can't really do much better.

Racoon Boy | March 07, 01:29 CET

I think the future of television is the resurgence of broadcast television. With the digital switch and the economic downturn I know many a people who are dropping cable all together and just going with over the air broadcast. Future being the near future at least.

doyn | March 07, 02:43 CET

Holy crap, Joss referenced Radiohead. My two obsessions meet at last (I've lost count of the number of times that I've fantasised about Radiohead writing the soundtrack to a Joss Whedon movie)

Fall Out Boy is beyond defending

Let Down | March 07, 07:38 CET

doyn,"I think the future of television is the resurgence of broadcast television" unless you're a fan of reality shows this is just crazy talk, intelligent drama is dead on broadcast, to few viewers, not enough ad money to pay for it since more and more people do the DVR/Tivo/XX thing and avoids the ads in the process.

ETA: Nice to hear that Joss liked the "Let the right one in", those who haven't should try the book "The girl with the Dragon tattoo" or as is the original title "Men who hate women". The heroine is pretty much Buffy if her superpower was computers and didn't grow up in Sunnydale :)

[ edited by jpr on 2009-03-07 11:59 ]

jpr | March 07, 10:10 CET

Yeah for Passing Strange! It's probably the most amazing music from a Broadway show I've heard in years. It's been in frequent rotation for me ever since I first heard it.

macbezz | March 08, 05:51 CET