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The Ledge #547: Best Albums of 2022

Once again, this obsessive mind spent weeks and weeks overthinking this year's list. Notes were taken. Records were spread out all over the living room. iTunes searches revealed some forgotten gems. But I can once again say that this was a fabulous year for music, as evidenced by this countdown show. Veteran bands made comebacks. New bands made big splashes. Multiple genres revealed new life. It's a great time for music geeks. So here is my list of the year's 40 best records (although I only aired 30):

1. Superchunk, Wild Loneliness. Few bands are as consistent as Superchunk. You pretty much know what you’re going to get with each and every album, and they always deliver. Yes, this one is a bit more subdued than what you may be used to from them, but the songs are every bit as strong as anything they’ve ever put out.

2. UltraBomb, Time To Burn. This is my kind of super group. Husker Du bassist Greg Norton, Mahones guitarist Finny McConnell, and UK Subs drummer Jamie Oliver spent exactly four days writing and recording this bristling collection of rousing punk-ish anthems.

3. Spiritualized, Everything Was Beautiful. Jason Pierce is the king of orchestral space rock, mainly due to his ability to absorb pretty much any sort of influence, from free jazz to 60s pop, into something that sounds like nothing that has come before.

4. Wet Leg, Wet Lag. I hesitated to check this record out due to its pre-release hype. For once, however, the hype was deserved. If you enjoyed the alternative pop of Elastica two decades ago you should find this record quite a fun ride.

5. Miss Georgia Peach, Aloha From Kentucky. This collaboration between Beebe Gallini leader Miss Georgia Peach and the members of Nashville Pussy is the rawkin’ country/soul record we’ve been dying to hear for many years.

6. Hoodoo Gurus, Chariot Of The Gods. One of the great comebacks of 2022, our favorite Australians marked their 40th anniversary (give or take a year) with a record that proudly stands next to their college radio classics of the 80s.

7. Kevin Morby, This Is a Photograph. The latest album by one of our era’s best songwriters was inspired by a scary family moment involving his father, which led him to not only look back at his childhood but also reexamine the present.

8. Ty Segall, “Hello Hi”. After the synth and guitar grime of last year’s Harmonizer, Segall’s main instrument of choice on this record is his acoustic guitar. That’s not to say this is a quiet album. The patented Segall noise is still present, but maybe not as utilized.

9. Dry Cleaning, Stumpwork. The story is that leader Florence Shaw always keeps a notebook with her, and jots down any interesting lines she happens to overhear. She then collates these lines into lyrics that she talk-sings to the rest of the band’s post-punk influenced racket. It shouldn’t work but it’s pretty fabulous.

10. Wilco, Cruel Country. The year began with Wilco reconvening for some tentative rehearsing and recording. Suddenly they had 21 finished tracks that sort of harken back to the days of A.M. and Being There.

11. More Kicks, Punch Drunk. This was actually a great year for power pop, and the second album by this London-based trio was the best of the bunch.

12. Built To Spill, When The Wind Forgets Your Name. It’s always interesting when veteran bands find new wrinkles to their old sound. This record on first listen does sound like every other Built To Spill record but it’s also a bit weirder than what we’ve come to expect.

13. Brad Marino, Basement Beat. Brad Marino recently found a little spare time, which he utilized as an exercise to write some “Ramonescore” songs. Yet this resulting album is not full of Ramones copycat songs. These are Brad Marino songs, and he’s always had a knack for writing short, catchy rockers.

14. Fontaines D.C., Skinty Fia. The Irish post-punkers expand their sound on their explosive third album.

15. Osees, A Foul Form. A recent tour that culminated in an encore barrage of Black Flag covers appears to be the main influence on this noisy, almost hardcore record.

16. Uni Boys, Do it All Next Week. This is my new band of the year. Power pop works best to these ears when the emphasis is on the “power”, and this band is almost a modern-day Exploding Hearts.

17. Elvis Costello, The Boy Named If. Apparently, last year’s weird tribute record that saw Spanish vocalists sing over the original This Year’s Model tracks influenced Costello and his band to return to the amphetamine rush of his classic Attractions albums.

18. Archers Of Loaf, Reason In Decline. The long-awaited return of this 90s favorite may not include any individual songs that have the immediacy of their original classics, but their first record in 24 years stands strongly next to the rest of their catalog.

19. Viagra Boys, Cave World. These Swedes prove that post-punk can include a sense of humor.

20. Drive-By Truckers, Welcome 2 Club XIII. After a couple of political-themed albums, this time the Truckers take an introspective look back to their formative years of the early 90s.

21. Kiwi Jr., Chopper. Why fix something that’s not broken? This Toronto band’s first two records featured amazing jangle-pop tunes, and they don’t veer too far away from what worked on those albums.

22. Yard Act, The Overload. Imagine if The Fall were led by someone who wasn’t an angry curmudgeon. A version of The Fall where the lyrical jokes were funny to all and not just the curmudgeon. That’s sort of what we have with Yard Act.

23. The Black Lips, Apocalypse Love. You never know what you’re going to get with the Black Lips, and that is still true on their 10th album. Country vocals, disco beats, garage-y guitars, mariachi horns. That’s all here and more, and sometimes all on the same track.

24. Spoon, Lucifer On The Sofa. After a couple of records that have leaned more and more towards electronics, Spoon returns with what is possibly their loudest record to date.

25. Night Shop, Forever Night. Night Shop leader Justin Sullivan began his career as the drummer in the Kevin Morby-led The Babies (along with Morby’s first four solo albums) and it’s pretty obvious that they share similar tastes and influences.

26. Kurt Vile, (Watch My Moves). I remember reading a Kurt Vile review around the time this album came out that described his songs as “slow motion anthems”. I can’t improve on that.

27. The Speedways, Talk Of The Town. More fabulous London-based power pop, and again with the emphasis on “power”. Almost any of these songs could have been on those Rhino Records’ D.I.Y. compilations that documented the late 70s power pop phenomenon.

28. Green/Blue, Offering. Three veteran Minneapolis musicians come together to create music that could have been released on Twin/Tone back in the 80s yet fits with modern indie rock.

29. Alex G, God Save The Animals. Seriously, the title of this record accurately describes the contents, as on song after song Alex Giannascoli sings about our non-human friends.

30. New Rocket Union, Twin Cities Breakdown. High octane, balls to the wall Minneapolis rock and roll.

31. Guided By Voices, Tremblers And Goggles By Rank. It was a relatively quiet year for Robert Pollard and company, as they only put out two new albums (along with a couple of reissues). This one is arguably the better of the two, as it’s a little bit more hard hitting and also isn’t afraid to expand not only the sound but the length of the songs.

32. El Camino Acid, Sunset Motel. Good old garage rock with a side of power pop influences.

33. Brian Jonestown Massacre, Fire Doesn’t Grow On Trees. There was a time that I felt that I only needed one BJM album. Yes, most of their music follows a similar template but there are reasons to treasure all 19(!) albums. Something about this one does feel different, and I don’t think it’s just because there are some new players backing him up.

34. Dehd, Blue Skies. Pitchfork, a site I normally avoid, called this record a continuation of the road trip sound of their previous record, Flowers of Devotion, and oddly I sort of get it.

35. Dropkick Murphys, This Machine Still Kills Fascists. With lead singer Al Barr taking a hiatus to care for his ill mother, the rest of the band reconvened with a satchel of (mostly) unrecorded Woody Guthrie tunes and quickly banged out this acoustic masterpiece.

36. Schizophonics, Hold It. A modern day mix of the pure rock and roll of Little Richard, The Stooges, and The Sonics, among a zillion others. What a reminder of what rock and roll was and should be.

37. Afghan Whigs, How Do You Burn? The Whigs’ first album in five years carries on the moody, haunted feel that has always been the perfect setting for leader Greg Dulli’s vocals.

38. Tijuana Panthers, Halfway To Eighty. These veteran indie rockers have greatly evolved over the years, having started as a surf-rock band. Their sixth full-length still has a trace here and there of their surf roots, but there’s also elements of punk and garage that makes if possibly their most varied release to date.

39. The Gabbard Brothers, The Gabbard Brothers. Formerly of Ohio indie rockers Buffalo Killers, Zachary and Andrew Gabbard’s current project sort of updates the laid back sounds of 70s AM radio. Yet there’s enough energy behind the songs that these songs can in no way be described as “yacht rock”.

40. New Brutarians, Hysteria. Any band whose influences are listed as including the likes of Johnny Thunders, Alex Chilton, Lou Reed, and Leonard Cohen is a must for my collection, and Adam Turkel and Christina Wright’s lofi/glam/garage/protopunk packs a huge punch that more than lives up to expectations.

I would love it if every listener bought at least one record I played on either of these shows. These great artists deserve to be compensated for their hard work, and every purchase surely helps not only pay their bills but fund their next set of wonderful songs. And if you buy these records directly from the artist or label, please let them know you heard these tunes on The Ledge! Let them know who is giving them promotion! You can find this show at almost any podcast site, including iTunes and Stitcher...or

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(Note: Tracks from the above list were aired in reverse, "countdown" order.)

1. New Rocket Union, Twin Cities Breakdown

2. Alex G, Runner

3. Green/Blue, Talking To Myself

4. The Speedways, Secret Secrets

5. Kurt Vile, Flyin (like a fast train)

6. Night Shop, Forever Night

7. Spoon, The Hardest Cut

8. The Black Lips, Lost Angel

9. Yard Act, The Overload

10. Kiwi Jr., Unspeakable Things

11. Drive-By Truckers, The Driver

12. Viagra Boys, Punk Rock Loser

13. Archers of Loaf, Saturation and Light

14. Elvis Costello & The Imposters, Farewell, OK

15. Uni Boys, Downtown

16. Osees, Frock Block

17. Fontaines D.C., Roman Holiday

18. Brad Marino, Brain Gone Dead

19. Built To Spill, Comes a Day

20. More Kicks, In Love

21. Wilco, Tired of Taking It Out on You

22. Dry Cleaning, Anna Calls From The Arctic

23. Ty Segall, Hello, Hi

24. Kevin Morby, Rock Bottom

25. Hoodoo Gurus, Hang With The Girls

26. Miss Georgia Peach, Back Side of Dallas

27. Wet Leg, Chaise Longue

28. Spiritualized, Best Thing You Never Had (The D Song)

29. UltraBomb,Fear Your Gods

30. Superchunk, Endless Summer

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In the high-stakes elections, Republicans’ worries are skyrocketing with the increasing number of to-be retired senators. As Rob Portman, the incumbent Republican Senator from Ohio is also retiring, Democrats will play their trump card to win this all-important seat. The 2022 Ohio Senate race is expected to be a highly anticipated one, considering that Ohio is a swing state, and Republicans need to pay a high price for a leadership change. If Democrats want to win the Senate majority in the 2022 midterm elections, Ohio can turn out to be a promising opportunity for them. Rob Portman: A Mouthpiece of Trump to Retire Senator Rob Portman, who once denied supporting Donald Trump after the leakage of “Access Hollywood” in 2016, ended up helping him even more than other hardline Republicans. He supported Trump’s agenda more than 88 percent of the time, despite his initial announcement of not supporting him. While seeking retirement, he cited hyper-partisan as the reason for him to retire from politics. Most of the time, he was seen in action instead of giving interviews to TV channels, so he may not be one of the more recognizable Senators for people. His track record of supporting Trump in various issues was going to give him an upper hand in the 2022 elections had he been contesting once again. However, with his retirement, Ohio’s evangelicals will not be very happy. After firstly affirming to vote against Trump in the impeachment trial, he, later on, voted to acquit him. But his retirement is bound to cast severe damage on Ohio Republicans, as even Mitch McConnell has labeled him as an expert politician. [caption id="attachment_7873" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Republican Candidates Lining Up to Replace Portman in the 2022 Ohio Senate Race[/caption] Republican Candidates Lining Up to Replace Portman in the 2022 Ohio Senate Race This retirement has attracted other Ohio Republicans to bandwagon the 2022 election campaign. In a crowded primary challenge of the 2022 Ohio Senate race, the following Republicans are likely to participate. Mike Gibbons, United States Senate candidate in 2018 Veteran politician Michael Leipold Former State Treasurer, Josh Mandel Former Chair of Ohio Republican Party, Jane Timken Ohio State Senator, Matt Dolan Representative Mike Turner Tim Ryan: The First Democrat to Join the 2022 Race from Ohio A member of the Ohio House of Representatives, Tim Ryan, has become the first Democrat to join the 2022 Ohio Senate race. Representative Ryan has spent ten terms as a Congressman and recently unveiled his intentions to join the Senate race. Representative Ryan also competed in the 2020 Presidential elections, presenting himself as the mouthpiece of the working class before suspending his campaign. He is nationally known for his unsuccessful efforts to unseat House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi. Tim Ryan comes from an emerging conservative 13th Congressional district of Ohio. He has been holding the seat since 2002. The Mahoning and Trumbull counties are considered to be the vital spots of Ryan, but the rising conservatism in the region makes Ryan’s worries significant. Representative Ryan raised nearly $1.2 million in the first quarter for his Federal House race. Now this money will be available for his new adventure for the Senate. Other Ohio Democrats considering giving a shot in the 2022 Ohio Senate race include Kevin Boyce, who has also served as the state Treasurer, and Kathleen Clyde, who was also nominated for the Secretary of State back in 2018. Republicans Using the Trump Card to Win the Primary Republicans are counting on Donald Trump in this all-important contest. Due to the emerging conservatism in Ohio, most candidates will have to prove their loyalty to Trump to pass the primary election barrier. Five Republicans have formally entered what is expected to be a crowded Repu

blican primary. The Republican primary challenge is likely to happen between Ohio Republican Chair Jane Timken and former State Treasurer Josh Mandel. No substantial figures give conclusive evidence of which candidate is expected to win the primary elections. However, a close contest is expected in the Republicans’ primary elections. Final Thoughts Donald Trump won Ohio with 53.27 percent of the votes in the 2020 elections. This changing trend in the recent elections evinces that Republicans can have the upper hand in the 2022 Ohio Senate race. Many Ohio counties, including Trumbull and Jackson County, are increasingly becoming white since they supported Barack Obama in 2012. The demographic changes in Ohio make it difficult for Democrats to win the state, be it the Senate election or Governor race. Democrats need to go for an all-out war in this 2022 Ohio Senate race if they want to take the lead here. Despite the incumbent’s retirement, Republicans will pursue their campaign confidently, seeing the voting trends in the state. For Democrats, the only choice is to outplay Republicans by starting their campaign as early as possible.

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Raging Bull (1980)

Director - Martin Scorsese, Cinematography - Michael Chapman

"Why? Why'd you do it? Why? You're so stupid. You're so stupid. So fuckin' stupid. So stupid. They call me an animal. I'm not an animal! I'm not an animal. Why do they treat me like this? I'm not bad. I'm not that bad! I'm not that bad. I'm not that guy. I'm not that guy. I'm not that guy."

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brianbowensmith I want to thank everyone who came out today for #bestbuddies portrait photo shoot to celebrate 30 years. We all have a lot to learn from these incredible buddies. It was truly moving watching the energy and love this group of people displayed today. [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]

#Kevin McHale #Austin Mahone #Nolan Gould #Charlotte McKinney #Best Buddies #Other IG

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SHANE: WHY DID YOU LET ME FALL TO MY DEATH!

SAMI: BEACUSE MY HAIR HURTS, I HAVE AN INNER EAR INFECTION-

#i can't stop thinking about it #sami zayn #kevin owens #shane mc mahon #wwe #smackdown live #fuuuuuck

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shanbini · 3 years

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here’s some songs that would play over edits of you and jinyoung! hope you suffer, wifey ;’)

- 10,000 hours by prettymuch

- all i ever need by austin mahone

- body by eric nam, timberland

- empty by kevin abstract

- angel by chancellor, taeyeon

- you & i by one direction (ofc i had to put a 1D song on here, you think my mental illness was cured overnight?!)

- fine by taeyeon

- at my worst by pink sweat$

- euphoria by jungkook

- tokoyo by rm

AAHHH MIMI WHY JUST WHY!!! WHAT DID I DO TO YOU TO DESERVE THIS 😭😭 LIKE I THOUGHT YOU LOVED ME??? you know damn well this made me cry like a baby and you still sent it to me </3 you've also picked such great songs!!! but of course you had to add jk's song and joonie's song too huh </3 you actually hate me so much!!! please don't mind me, tonight i'm gonna fall asleep listening to 'angel' and creating fake scenarios in my head 😔 but first i have to save this playlist on my spotify with the title "my wife hates me" 🤧

#literally sobbing and giggling at the same time while listening to this playlist and it's all your fault wifey!!!#ohh i also added 'make me love you' by taeyeon to this because one time you told me it reminds you of me and jinyoung so yeah </3 #btw give me a sec and i'll be in your inbox with your playlist!!

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Boyd Holbrook

Brad James

Bradley Soileau

Brando Eaton

Brandon Bell

Brendan Scannell

Brendon Urie

Brandon Jones

Brandon Mychal Smith

Brandon Scott

Brandon Scott Jones

Brant Daugherty

Brent Antonello

Bret Harrison

Brett Dalton

Brett Davern

Brian Ames

Brian J. Smith

Brian Letscher

Brian Michael Smith

Brock Harris

Brody Jenner

Bryan Dechart

Bryan Fisher

Bryton James

Bug Hall

C.J. Thomason

Callard Harris

Cam Gigandet

Chace Crawford

Chad Michael Murray

Charles Michael Davis

Charlie Barnett

Charlie Carver

Chris Brochu

Chris Chalk

Chris Evans

Chris Olivero

Chris Witaske

Chris Wood

Chris Zylka

Chuck Hittinger

Cody Kasch

Cody Longo

Colin Donnell

Colton Haynes

Columbus Short

Cornelius Smith jr

Dan Smyers

Daniel Clark

Daniel Sunjata

Daren Kagasoff

Darren Criss

Dave Franco

Dave Patten

David A. Gregory

David Anders

David Castaneda

David Castro

David Del Rio

David Giuntoli

David Henrie

Dayo Okeniyi

Dennis Andres

Derek Hough

Desmin Borges

DJ Cotrona

Drew Garrett

Drew Roy

Drew Seeley

Drew van Acker

Edwin Hodge

Enver Gjokaj

Erich Bergen

Erik von Detten

Evan Hart

Evan Jonigkeit

Evan Ross

Freddie Smith

Gabriel Luna

Gerardo Celasco

Glen Powell

Grey Damon

Hale Appleman

Haley Joel Osment

Hannibal Buress

Harry Shum Jr.

Ian Harding

Ignacio Serricchio

Jackson Rathbone

Jake Abel

Jake McDorman

Jake McLaughlin

Jose Moreno Brooks

Josh Henderson

Jason Ralph

Jason Ritter

Jason Tam

Jeff Pierre

Jencarlos Canela

Jesse Lee Soffer

Jesse Williams

Jesy McKinney

Jim Parrack

Jimmy O. Yang

Joe Jonas

Joe Tippett

Joel Johnstone

John Francis Daley

John Gallagher Jr.

Johnny Lewis

Johnny Simmons

Jon Bass

Jon Rudnitsky

Jonathan Tucker

Jonny Weston

Josh Gad

Josh Groban

Josh Kelly

Josh Peck

Josh Pence

Joshua Alba

JR Lemon

Julian Cihi

Justin Baldoni

Karan Soni

Keegan Allen

Keahu Kahuanui

Kelly Blatz

Ken Baumann

Kendrick Sampson

Kevin Jonas

Kevin McHale

Ki Hong Lee

Kyle Gallner

Lance Gross

Lee Thompson Young

Lenny Platt

Leslie Odom Jr.

Luke Grimes

Manish Dayal

Matt Dallas

Matthew Atkinson

Matthew Daddario

Matthew Gray Gubler

Matthew Koma

Max Carver

Max Jenkins

Max Kasch

Max Thieriot

Mehcad Brooks

Melvin Gregg

Michael Angarano

Michael Cassidy

Michael Grant Terry

Michael Malarkey

Michael Rady

Michael Seater

Michael Trevino

Michael Willett

Mike Castle

Neal Bledsoe

Nick Carter

Nick Eversman

Nick Gehlfuss

Nico Tortorella

Nicholas Braun

Niko Nicotera

Niko Pepaj

Nyasha Hatendi

Patrick Flueger

Paul Wesley

Pej Vahdat

Penn Badgley

Pete Ploszek

Peter Vack

Rafi Gavron

Randy Wayne

Raviv Ullman

Reid Ewing

Ritesh Rajan

Robert Buckley

Robert Ri’chard

Robert Schwartzman

Robin de Jesús

Rory Culkin

Ryan Eggold

Ryan Kelley

Sam Tsui

Scott Eastwood

Scott Evans

Sean Faris

Sebastian Stan

Shane Coffey

Shawn Pyfrom

Shiloh Fernandez

Simon Helberg

Sinqua Walls

Skyler Maxon

Sterling Sulieman

Steven Krueger

Steven R. McQueen

Steven Yeun

T.J. Miller

Taran Killam

Taylor Kinney

Taylor Kowalski

Telly Leung

Timothy Granaderos

Titus Makin Jr.

Tom Maden

Tom Pelphrey

Travis Caldwell

Travis Winfrey

Trevor Wright

Tyler Hoechlin

Utkarsh Ambudkar

Wes Brown

Will Roland

William Jackson Harper

Winston Duke

Wolé Parks

Wyatt Nash

Yusuf Gatewood

Zac Efron

Zach McGowan

Zach Roerig

Zachary Abel

70s

Aaron Paul

Aaron Stanford

Aaron Yoo

Adam Brody

Adam Fristoe

Adam Harrington

Adam Levine

Adam Rodriguez

Adam Scott

Adrien Brody

Alex Kruz

Alfredo Narciso

Alimi Ballard

André Holland

Andy Samberg

Anthony Mackie

Ashton Holmes

Assaf Cohen

Ben Affleck

Benjamin McKenzie

Billie Joe Armstrong

Billy Brown

B.J. Novak

Bobby Cannavale

Brad Kroenig

Bradley Cooper

Brandon Quinn

Brandon Routh

Breckin Meyer

Brendan Hines

Brian Austin Green

Brian Geraghty

Brian Tee

Bruno Campos

Bryan Greenberg

Bryce Johnson

C.S. Lee

Casey Affleck

Chadwick Boseman

Chris Payne Gilbert

Chris Pratt

Christian Campbell

Christian Camargo

Colin Egglesfield

Colin Hanks

Cress Williams

Daniel Henney

Daniel Wu

Dave Annable

David Hornsby

David Sullivan

Derek Phillips

Desmond Harrington

Dominic Cooper

Donald Faison

Douglas Tait

Drew Powell

Eddie Cahill

Eric Dane

Eric Winter

Ethan Hawke

Freddy Rodríguez

Glenn Howerton

Gil McKinney

Goran Višnjić

Guillermo Diaz

Hayes McArthur

Henry Thomas

Ian Bohen

Ian Somerhalder

James Carpinello

James Hiroyuki Liao

James van der Beek

Joshua Jackson

James Franco

Jason George

Jason Sudeikis

Jay Duplass

Jay Harrington

Jay Hernandez

Jeff Hephner

Jensen Ackles

Jeremy Strong

Jesse Metcalfe

Joe Manganiello

Joel West

Jon Hamm

Jonathan Sadowski

Jordan Bridges

Josh Dallas

Josh Duhamel

Josh Radnor

Josh Stewart

Justin Bruening

Justin Chambers

Justin Hartley

Kal Penn

Keegan Michael Key

Ken Leung

Kerr Smith

Kevin McKidd

Kristoffer Polaha

Larry Sullivan

Leonardo DiCaprio

Luca James Lee

Mario Lopez

Mark Consuelos

Mark Duplass

Matt Bomer

Matt Czuchry

Matt Day

Matthew Davis

Matthew del Negro

Matthew Lillard

Maz Jobrani

Mekhi Phifer

Michael Benjamin Washington

Michael Landes

Michael Mosley

Michael Spears

Mike Faiola

Mike Vogel

Milo Ventimiglia

Nick Wechsler

Noah Bean

Noah Wyle

Oliver Hudson

Omar Epps

Paul Sparks

Paul Walker

Peter Facinelli

Randall Park

Rusty Joiner

Rob Delaney

Rob McElhenney

Robbie Jones

Ryan McPartlin

Sam Witwer

Samuel Page

Scoot McNairy

Scott Foley

Scott Grimes

Scott Michael Campbell

Sean Gunn

Shane West

Sharif Atkins

Shemar Moore

Stephen Bishop

Sterling K. Brown

Steve Howey

Taye Diggs

Thomas Sadoski

Tom Welling

Travis Schuldt

Troy Winbush

Wentworth Miller

Yanic Truesdale

Zach Braff

Zachary Knighton

Zachary Levi

60s

Adrian Pasdar

Alan Cumming

Andre Braugher

Andrew Airlie

Andy Dick

Anthony Edwards

Anthony Michael Hall

Archie Kao

Ben Harper

Ben Shenkman

Benjamin Bratt

Billy Porter

Blair Underwood

Brad Pitt

Brian D’Arcy James

Chad Lowe

Chance Kelly

Chaz Bono

Christian Slater

Christian Stolte

Dan Bucatinsky

Dana Ashbrook

Danny Nucci

David Alan Basche

David Duchovny

David Schwimmer

Deezer D

Denis O’Hare

Dermot Mulroney

Djimon Hounsou

Doug Savant

Dylan McDermott

Erik Palladino

Eriq La Salle

George Clooney

George Newbern

Glenn Plummer

Ian Harvie

J.P. Manoux

James Denton

James Spader

Jason Beghe

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Joe Mantello

John Corbett

John Leguizamo

John Stamos

Johnny Depp

Joshua Malina

Kadeem Hardison

Lance Reddick

Leland Orser

Linden Ashby

Luke Perry

Matthew Broderick

Matthew Perry

Max Martini

Michael Park

Michael Vartan

Morris Chestnut

Neal McDonough

Neil Flynn

Nestor Carbonell

Patrick Dempsey

Paul Adelstein

Paul McCrane

Paul Rudd

Paul Satterfield

Randall Batinkoff

Raphael Sbarge

Rex Lee

Rob Lowe

Robert Maschio

Roger Howarth

Sam Lloyd

Scott Takeda

Seth Gilliam

Stanley Tucci

Stephen Blackehart

Steve Coulter

Steven Weber

Tim Dekay

Titus Welliver

Tony Goldwyn

Tuc Watkins

Woody Harrelson

Zahn McClarnon

50s

Andy García

Bill Pullman

Bob Saget

Brett Cullen

Bruce Boxleitner

Bruce McGill

Bruce Willis

Bryan Cranston

Chris Cooper

Clancy Brown

Colm Feore

David Morse

Delroy Lindo

Ed Harris

Giancarlo Esposito

James Morrison

James Saito

Jeff Perry

John C. McGinley

John Goodman

Mark Moses

Martin Short

Robert Patrick

Ron Perlman

Scott Patterson

Steven Culp

Tom Hanks

Tom Irwin

Tony Danza

William H. Macy

40s

Al Pacino

Barry Bostwick

Dan Lauria

Dayton Callie

Edward Herrmann

James Brolin

Joe Mantegna

Joe Morton

John Doman

John Lithgow

Ken Jenkins

Sylvester Stallone

Ted Danson

Tim Matheson

Tommy Lee Jones

Troy Evans

30s

Clint Eastwood

20s

Sir Christopher Lee

Unknown Age

August Emerson

August Roads

Brian Hutchison

Carl Lundstedt

Carter Hudson

Chris Medlin

Corey Knight

Daniel Kyri

Evan Castelloe

Gage Banister

Jamison Jones

Jeremy Culhane

Jimmie Saito

Joe Witkowski

Josh Banday

Julian Works

Logan Allen

Lucca De Oliveira

Matt Dellapina

Matthew Dennis Lewis

Maximilian Osinski

Michael Hsu Rosen

Michael Shenefelt

Mike Donovan

Nic Robuck

Paul James

Paul Yen

Roe Hartrampf

Sam Littlefield

Till Simon

Tosin Morohunfola

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