All the way! :-)

Late '90s Moments:
- The Verve's "Bitter Sweet Symphony" reminds me of Cruel Intentions (1999).
- Edwin McCain's "I'll Be" reminds me of Dawson's Creek.

I think of SatC. "The Real Me" is one of my favorite episodes.

Supernatural now owns Kansas's "Carry on My Wayward Son" as far as I'm concerned.

I share the love for Buffy, 10 Things I Hate about You, and Beetlejuice. :-)

Godfrey's delivery of the jingle (as Kofi) had me laughing out loud. :-)

It's him, on his own, on a mission.

The "You draw first blood" rule - the boys in Stranger Things

The age of "frosted tips, mood rings, and slap bracelets" according to Greg. :-)

Yikes!

Steven possesses a couple of Watermelon Stevens in "Super Watermelon Island." Possessing humans is just the next step.

I think we are supposed to read it as both a flashback and an afterlife, which is what Myles seems to be getting at in his review.

Ew, Jody! Just ew!

The movie, which features a little Hart (Kevin) and a big Johnson (Dwayne), is called Central Intelligence. I saw it with my dad on Father's Day, and we laughed. I was surprised to see Ike Barinholtz's name in the credits. :-)

I liked The Wiz Live better than the movie version of The Wiz.

From "'BrainDead' Team Previews 'Absurd' New Comic-Thriller and Talks Four-Season Plan" by Alyse Whitney:

She doesn't want to believe that Gareth used her before (because she doesn't want to be that cynical, because she likes him, because he's cute, etc.), so she blinds herself to the incredibly obvious possibility that he is using her in this instance.

The show 30 Rock had its own take on the weird maple syrup smell in one of my favorite episodes, "Somebody to Love."

The key to victory for Laurel this episode, i.e. to the granting of Annie's Lincoln Memorial wish, was not Luke's political power (which was under attack) but Laurel's honest pleading and the security guard's basic humanity.

May we never forget the awfulness of Persons Unknown.