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@sonydolphinluver101 This TV show *was* their career. They were created expressly for it. The music group was a spin off of the show, not the other way around.

Davy's having a pot breakdown, so his high is blatant and incontrovertible. But notice the echo from the others: they're all visibly stoned.

In a way I find it surprising we don't see more of this in the Monkees. They were all stoned all the time, and they appeared to do everything in one take. ...

I love the Gorillaz, and even this song, but the "but you can't get me" line bothers me enormously. Beatles? And Your Bird Can Sing? I know it isn't intentional plagiarism, but somebody in the production process should have known and done something about it. The Beatles' work is too well know...

@bigfatder1 Whether or not Maggie Gyllenhaal is beautiful is IRRELEVANT to the Joker. The point is she's Harvey's girlfriend. The Joker's actions are intended to scare her, and more importanly Harvey. I enjoy the violent sexual overtones of this scene immensely. However, the Joker's intent is not...

I found this episode disappointing--Davy is capable of looking far better than that in drag.

I love the Monkees, Davy, and the original video, but this is still freakin hilarious.

Monkees videos are always absurdly out of sync with the actual songs. Anyone ever notice how there's almost always someone on tambourine and/or maracas (sometimes going mad with them), and seldom are these ...

@Shaneworld5978 Davey is reminicent of Austin Powers period. I think Austin Powers is in fact Mike Myers' Davey Jones impression.

I don't think I've ever seen such a simple drawing capture anyone so well as the one at 2:11.

@fixfireleo I agree. Everyone pines for the "good ol' days", but that sweet innocent look was just the style. Girls pining after Ricky did not have thoughts any purer than those pining after his more sexualized successors.

I think Ricky is one of history's hottest. Whatever his image, I find him...

@TheUros1996 It's a reference to the percussion.

I love this movie. I love Dean Martin and Walter Brennan. And John Wayne is actually like a real person here. Everyone is so perfectly cast.

I also find it strange to hear Ricky Nelson sing "She swore I was the prettiest thing that ever lived or died." Cause I think he may have been.

This has to be the most optimistic version of the most optimistic song ever (I am speaking of how the song makes me feel). And it doesn't feel sappy to me either. I love it.

Holy shitballs I am impressed.

Incredibly bizzare, even by music video standards. I guess that is only to be expected from the Gorillaz.

Around 4:53, something comes up and smacks the cop in the face. Does anybody know what it is or where it's coming from? Is it a mistake, or is it intentional? I can't figure it out.

@TheOzil55 The problem still remains though: Julian is clearly the bottom here. Though I'd love to imagine Noel on bottom, why would a top be wearing nipple clamps?

The dvd imported to itunes just fine, but the quality is unwatchable. I can barely see the outlines of the images behind the green and black pixelation. The sound skips horribly. I have tried a number of different settings before importing, and they all yeild the same result. What is wrong he...

@khanoh89 More like thick, breathy and delicious.

@Ganwokakeru She died shortly after this, definitely of a heart attack. I think it is assumed that this is the beginning of it because of the symptoms she exhibits. Heart attacks, especially in youngish women, are not necessarily obvious.

Unquestionably the hottest Jesus yet.

hot+hot=2hot. Actually, in my opinion, that statement is false, because when you put two hot men together, they become hotter than the sum of their parts.

What is wrong with you bleeding homophobes? You shouldn't be lurking around Velvet Goldmine territory. You have found yourself in the wr...

No need for a warning: Velvet Goldmine is already a slash movie.

@orchidtender You know, when I saw Blazing Saddles, I thought that character and her song were a bit of a harsh caracature.. Now I see the source material. I love Marlene Dietrich, but I cannot see how this is any kind of a flirtatious song for a sex symbol.

This has got to be the douchiest youtube conversation for such a beautiful and open minded song. One of the things that gives Beatles songs such a personal appeal to so many people, especially songs with ambiguous lyrics like this one, is that you can interpret them so they meaning to you. The or...

@Kenazzle Tiny Tim is awesome, but he is parodying 20s music and taking it to a ridiculous extreme. The host is not a dick, he's the straight man for the joke. The whole interaction was clearly planned beforehand.

I'm no screaming Elvis fan, but I have never been so aroused watching someone sing as this right here.

yes, this is just the second half. Where's the first?

"Whitney Huston CD"? And look at his rack of CDs This is set in the 1980s. Were they even invented yet? If they were, they weren't in common use.

Every great fashonista willing to take risks is bound to fail from time to time. The blond hair I understand, because a man like him is bound to get bored. However, that jumpsuit was clearly designed for a mechanic. I never thought I'd see Noel Fielding wearing a gray tent.

This glorious parade of manflesh is not necessarily gay in subtext. The lusty beautiful woman who can't seem to get laid was a common theme in this era. While we now usually assume frigid men to be gay, here it was really just a device to allow the woman to express her lustiness, and to allow roo...

What I find almost funnier that the multi hexagonal textured alien barbed penis line is the way he yells his irrelevant catchphrase over and over while he's raping Lester.

Noel's face is totally obscured in shadow, and Julian is fully visible and well kept. The world has been turned upside down.

I think he looks rather like Elvis here actually.

@1vincenoirsbooshi8 I appreciate the meticulous analysis. Otherwise, I would never have any idea what is going on here.

I don't want to say that this is the most fantastic thing I've ever seen, but it honestly may be.

@Serenity1 I would imagine that every celebrity on earth has passed through LAX at some point, and most probably pass through pretty often. The movie business is based in LA, and movie stars have to travel a lot.

You know there is already a classic film called "The Killing Fields", right?

It looks as though this guy came up with his thesis before examining the evidence.