I demand that the entire cast of both Breakin’ and Breakin’ 2: Electric Bugaloo be allowed to compete!

The Real World hasn’t aired on MTV proper in almost four years. They had that Atlanta season on Facebook Watch a couple of years ago.

That’s always cold by the time it gets to you.

Another article I found, which is where Erik probably got the price, also lists it in pounds since it was from a UK website.

That place would go for $2k/month in Manhattan!

You can get it free for a month and then for $5/month for the next six months if you want it now. I don’t think I’ve watched too many movies on Showtime recently though.

Maybe, but the NBC Chicago shows get the flag right and that’s shot in Chicago where the odds that someone steals a costume to impersonate a CPD officer are much higher. 

It looks like Lip is putting tens of thousands of dollars of materials and labor into that house. The owner should let him live rent free for a couple of years if that’s the case. The writers on this show are bad when it comes to logic. 

Even then it still makes very little sense unless Lip has a lease that lets him live there as long as he wants. If his lease is year to year, the landlord would kick him out as soon as the lease was up and Lip would have nothing to show for it considering he fixed the house up with his time and own money.

While we’re doing annoying Shameless nitpicking, here’s one I’ve had since the beginning. On Carl’s police uniform, it shows the flag of Chicago with only three stars when it has four in real life. It’s been like this since the beginning when the Gallagher’s cop neighbor from season one also had the same flag mistake…

Cecily and Aidy are the second longest tenured female cast members ever behind Kate McKinnon, who started a half season before them.

I refuse to acknowledge Activision until they bring back Pitfall Harry!

Probably just a coincidence. Saul told Walt his real name in Breaking Bad before the character of Chuck McGill was created.

Amazon of course!

I found it on YouTube:

Yes, The Force Awakens happens about 30 years after Return of the Jedi.

This series takes place about five years after Return Of The Jedi. The rebels of the original trilogy became the New Republic. The Empire from the original trilogy is still around, but as individual factions rather than a single organized force. 

I figure the series finale will have Jonah move to California to be with Amy. NBC’s comedy slate is pretty weak right now. They have this, the new Ted Danson sitcom and Brooklyn 99. Brooklyn 99 still hasn’t started production yet.

That was John Kassir, the voice of the Cryptkeeper!

Are you trying to find a head unit that plays Betamax tapes and music off of Memory Sticks too?