Wait 30 Rock was on last night? How was anyone supposed to know about that NBC?

Wait 30 Rock was on last night? How was anyone supposed to know about that NBC?

The one that always kind of creeped me out the most was the one about a church choir from the 1950's. There were 8 people who were supposed to practice one night, but due to 8 independent circumstances (homework problems, oversleeping, listening to a radio show, car wouldn't start, etc.) they were all late to the…

The one that always kind of creeped me out the most was the one about a church choir from the 1950's. There were 8 people who were supposed to practice one night, but due to 8 independent circumstances (homework problems, oversleeping, listening to a radio show, car wouldn't start, etc.) they were all late to the…

Since terrifying reading experiences begins and ends with Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark for me, it's probably best to just the most terrifying ones. *SPOILERS*

Since terrifying reading experiences begins and ends with Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark for me, it's probably best to just the most terrifying ones. *SPOILERS*

Kind of a random comment.

Kind of a random comment.

This was one of my first thoughts as well, but that doesn't take into account, that there's factors that should be skewing gay representation on television higher than average:

This was one of my first thoughts as well, but that doesn't take into account, that there's factors that should be skewing gay representation on television higher than average:

I thought this was a great film, but there were also definetly questions I was left with afterwards. Upon walking out, I was struck by the fact that I couldn't really answer the question "What was the movie about?" on anything more than a narrative level. What was its thematic center? Honestly I'm not sure. It's as if…

I thought this was a great film, but there were also definetly questions I was left with afterwards. Upon walking out, I was struck by the fact that I couldn't really answer the question "What was the movie about?" on anything more than a narrative level. What was its thematic center? Honestly I'm not sure. It's as if…

I'll be honest, I've always found it kind of arbitrary what pop songs are considered "good" or not (not directed towards anyone in this thread.)

I'll be honest, I've always found it kind of arbitrary what pop songs are considered "good" or not (not directed towards anyone in this thread.)

One of my all time most rented films from the movie store was "Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue" an anti-drug PSA, which I loved not due to its message, but because it had Garfield, the Muppet Babies, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Winnie the Pooh, Bugs Bunny, the Ninja Turtles and even more characters teaming up to fight…

One of my all time most rented films from the movie store was "Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue" an anti-drug PSA, which I loved not due to its message, but because it had Garfield, the Muppet Babies, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Winnie the Pooh, Bugs Bunny, the Ninja Turtles and even more characters teaming up to fight…

Me any my cousins used to make fun of Power Rangers in Kindergarten/1st grade, but I would secretly watch them every afternoon after school.

Me any my cousins used to make fun of Power Rangers in Kindergarten/1st grade, but I would secretly watch them every afternoon after school.

I think that the issue (I wouldn't call it a problem) with the "stodginess" of the list is that it wasn't always like that. The first three lists had two or three movies each edition that had been released in the previous ten years, and half of the entrants or so in the 1972 poll had been released in the 20 years…

I think that the issue (I wouldn't call it a problem) with the "stodginess" of the list is that it wasn't always like that. The first three lists had two or three movies each edition that had been released in the previous ten years, and half of the entrants or so in the 1972 poll had been released in the 20 years…