I feel the same way when I talk about Alicia Silverstone’s performance, specifically. Everyone in Clueless is great but can you imagine Cher played by anyone else and having the movie work as it does?

I hope not sporadically!

I appreciate Clueless more in my mid-30s than I did as a pre-teen, although I enjoyed it then. It’s far more clever than it seems on the surface and the performances are perfect. You can try to remake this in earnest and cast great actors but it wouldn’t matter. Clueless is Clueless. You can’t capture the original…

Now with less rat dinners!

And this! One of my go-to “I’m feeling sad and would prefer to feel differently” videos.

Jackie Rogers Jr’s $100,000 Jackpot Wad!

I read that book and Jane Curtin came off like a beacon of normalcy amid all the drugs and shenanigans. I recall when they did the live show from New Orleans and she and Buck Henry were tasked with hosting the Mardi Gras parade because they were pretty much the only people who could be trusted to stay in one place and…

So I might see Cats the Musical the Movie? I feel weird.

One of my biggest laughs from The Good Place to date.

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Trump rally after party.

Sometimes I wonder: what if I’d been in a coma for five years and this is the kind of headline I’d wake up to?

Time for Amber’s Minute of Fury.

It wasn’t the flashiest performance but I think Cecily Strong did a great Feinstein.

One of my favorite episodes doesn’t get singled out often but it’s called “High Crane Drifter” and it’s from Season 3. Frasier takes a public stand against rudeness which backfires when it inspires others to aggressively take action themselves. Except every time I think of it I get “Flesh is burning, na na na na na…

“Something and something and buttons and bows!”

And his utter joy at complicating things further when Roz shows up: “What do ya know? It’s Maris!” Just for funsies.

Jean Smart was great. “PUT YOUR BROTHER ON THE PHONE!”

The realest part is Frasier and Martin graciously asking if they should give the crying/fighting mother and daughter some privacy and the mother casually waving it off: “Please, we’re nearly done.”