Get the entire band back together! Dave Rygalski must have graduated college by now.

They even had "The Enemy of the World" and "The Web of Fear." I think they only had 5 or so complete serials missing.

The brilliant thing about watching "An Unearthly Child" (the episode) is that it holds up on its own without watching the rest of "An Unearthly Child" (the serial).

At least watch the first episode of the first serial, "An Unearthly Child." Since I just made it through the First Doctor before Hulu lost the rights, I've got to recommend "The Aztecs" and "The Romans".

Dear Internet, Please make "Fraggle 30 Rock" for my wife and I, as our anniversary is next month, and I believe the traditional gift is "free mashups." All the best, Aaron Morrow.

No, back in 1990 the MPAA started explaining why movies were rated a particular rating. Fantasy violence, aggressive language, glorious nudity, etc.

Oooh, that's so futuristic.

13-11=2. Which two films don't showcase Kubrick's skill? I'll spot you Fear and Desire, but what else got left off? Barry Lyndon, maybe?

Oh! And he has perfect spider-pitch.

I underestimated you once, but never again.

Not that I don't want want to see Robert Osbourne try and out-do "Turner Classic Birdman" again, but if I'm going to see John Cullum in Feburary 2016 …

I would love to find more Sherlock Holmes mysteries typical of the main story of Private Life, if it is so standard. The subversiveness of the main story is how it subverts the infallibility of Holmes. I'd argue that the subversiveness of the initial story is exactly the type of sexual innuendo that the title…

The Thin Red Line is a better film than Saving Private Ryan. Chocolat is Benny and Joon as a costume drama. Not sure where I'd rank Shakespeare in Love as a film, but I really enjoy re-watching it to this day.

Gore Verbinski isn't that good of a director. Sorry.

If the last episode features James Frain either talking to a double or letting an Alex Grayson kill his boss, I'm calling OG;NT

Remember Pearl Harbor!