Ok really quick - the only ones since then that are essential are On Her Majesty's Secret Service, The Spy Who Loved Me, Licence to Kill, GoldenEye, Casino Royale, and Skyfall.

I feel the same way, though having seen Raiders on the big screen a couple times in the last few years, I now say that Raiders and Last Crusade are both my favorite Indiana Jones movie.

Wait… no. Also watch Raiders.

Who do I make the check out to?

Those shitty hats cost $50? That's insane. Even the regular shitty hats costing $25 is insane.

Yeah! How dare those movie studios try and make movies that people will like?!?

You mean can't be clean shaven.

Oh no that's way different.

You are literally Chris Traeger.

I'm surprised she didn't try and sue this private organization for taking away her platform to spew nonsense and somehow violate her right to free speech.

Pragmatically (which is always how I like to think about comedy), I think it's because Kirstie Alley was really, really good at playing that type of story. Watching Rebecca's veneer of professionalism get peeled back to reveal her true insanity was always really funny.

This is a good point, though the other characters were kind of equally flanderized in the later years of Cheers. The show was still really great until the end, though with considerably less heart.

Sam Malone is the best character on Cheers and a top 5 sitcom character of all time.

This is definitely the correct answer. Curb is Larry's singular universe.

Can I counter that by saying that Sam Malone is the best character on Cheers?

In a sense, yes. But it isn't like they could be anything other than an open secret, which isn't all that accepting.

Well I feel I'm in good company then - I edited my original comment, thanks!

So you got caught with a flat. Well, how 'bout that?

If she wants to stay in New York on their dime she should at least do the decent thing and move to Staten Island.

He had a very close friendship with his "roommate" William Rufus King, and they were called Miss Nancy and Aunt Fancy in Washington. It all adds up.