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Tuesday, August 20, 2024

Weekly Episode Recaps of Chicago ___________


Chicago Fire
Season 5 Episode 04: "Sicut Et Cum Parvis"

Chief Daughtry wins a cup stacking contest. Mandy learns her ex was transferred to a nearby town instead of dead. The station gets a surprise visit from mindreader The Great Kismet, and hilarity ensues.


Chicago Med
Season 6 Episode 11: "For Whatever It Takes To Draw Closer To You, Lord"

A wiring problem in the OR forces the residents to improvise. Dr. Mackerey denies practicing witchcraft during business hours. EMTs Sonny and Donna exchange fluids. The Accident-Free tally board is reset again.


Chicago P.D.
Season 18 Episode 02: "It's a Darva Conger World"

Gerald discovers the secrets his wife has been keeping from him. Maddie is promoted to Captain and learns it doesn't come with a pay raise. Charlie XCX makes a surprise guest appearance that's still totally organic.

Friday, November 20, 2015

Some Surprises From Adele's New Album, "25"

Adele's long-awaited album hits stores today, right when you just got "Rolling In The Deep" out of your head.



Here are a few surprises upon first listen:

• Track 1 "Choices" samples Li'l Wayne clearing his throat and making armpit farts.

• Liner notes credit deceased Cambodian revolutionary Pol Pot for most of the mixing and production.

• Track 3 "Blame Me" is a tribute to Jennifer Lawrence's butler.

• Track 5-8 is just an old Meineke radio commercial on a loop.

• If you play the album backwards, Adele will appear at your house and organize your bills.

• Adele has a hidden track located exactly 18 minutes after the last track of The Flaming Lips' 2013 album "The Terror."

• Most of the album's subject matter reflects Adele's major issues as a 25 year old, like lost love, still getting carded at bars, and not saving your money for retirement.

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

This Week In Hip Hop Awfulness


Zo wanted to make a good impression on his first day as a welder by showing up at 5am on Sunday although the shop opens at 9am. On Tuesday.


Serengeti got in serious trouble with his 14 year old sister when he was caught stealing her art school sketchbook for an album cover (She's a huge Steven Seagal fan, apparently).


You have no idea how badly Joe would like one of those crew neck cardigans from J.Crew right now.


Are these guys on a fishing trawler? Or are they supposed to be arctic explorers? Even Drake is confused.


"Okay, Rocko, K-Major, and Ralph... sorry, Yung Ralph, this is your first major release from Grown Men Entertainment, and I want you guys to think long and hard about the title of this album, because first impressions are important and all..."


ANNOUNCEMENT: DJ KAY D and DJ PEXCLUSIVEZ HAVE OFFICIALLY TAKEN OVER BARBIE'S PURPLE HIGH SCHOOL PLAYSET. SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED


Ah, nuts. Action Bronson invites a couple of nice girls he met in the lobby up to his room for some drinks and "Burt Wonderstone" on Pay Per View, and they wreak havoc in the bathroom. Man, the Doubletree is going to hate Action Bronson after this.


If "Drizzy" is back for the fifth time, why doesn't Drizzy just move in and stop transporting his toothbrush and contacts case in his little man purse back and forth like a goddamned gigolo? And who turned down the dimmer in this place?


Dummmmmb.


As borrowed interest goes, Jadakiss does pretty well by modeling himself after the intriguing millionaire Jay Gatsby. The three problems being 1) Jay Gatsby is a tragic loner of a figure; 2) "Rapsby" is a horrible pun to float out there; 3) I'm pretty sure Jadakiss hasn't lost that much weight in his midsection last time I checked.


Why is J. Cole's photo in so many confusing mixtape covers? He's like "Whoa whoa whoa there. Shit is exploding around us, so are we standing on the top of a skyscraper or on the deck of a floating platform? And what does this have to do with the 'World War Z' novel? It has almost no connection other than the title- just like the movie. Did you see that movie?"


Money Boy. Where to begin here. Maybe I believe that this German rapper's midsection is that thin, but I don't think that's a real patterned suit. Plus, nice job photoshopping nude models into a photo of the back of a local Victoria's Secret.

Here now is a sample of Money Boy's flow, just in case you were wondering:





"What? Your guess is as good as mine. Songversation? Meh." *shrug*


This LEGO minifig shows just enough detail of Lil' Wayne's tattoos and dreadlocks while staying disturbingly toylike with its lobster-like claw hands and face. And I can't believe I missed the first three Lil Tunechis.


This is the album cover to Starlito's CD, entitled "Cold Turkey." GET IT?!


Please, no more phone calls or solicitors at this address. The Ying Yang Twins are clearly in session with plenty of ass here. Can't you read the sign? No, don't even leave Chinese Menus on the doorknob. They will not have time to order in with all the ass in this particular session. Sorry.

Monday, March 7, 2011

The EADJ Crappinema FINALLY Reviews "Jeremy's Family Reunion"

We totally lied back in June of last year when we said this review was "coming soon." It's now March, and we finally release another disappointing EADJ segment making fun of a crappy movie you've never heard of. Let me tell you, I have no excuse for not delivering this sooner, and I promise to deliver the next EADJ Crappinema entry in a shorter timeframe than it takes to gestate a goddamned baby.


And the production values drop 4000% from the menu screen once you click on the "play" button.


















































Don't believe me? Here's the scene (rebroadcast for review purposes only):











The movie ends in a montage showing what happens to each character, since I guess they ran out of film- er, videotape:











Low budget movie with low production values and low humor, with a main character that doesn't learn anything, other than not to trust white women. Even the old platitude about "family comes first" wasn't even served up, which I guess is to the writer's credit. Overall, I feel like I've just attended a family reunion with cardboard standees, and someone never bothered to even turn on any music.

Overall grade: F