Is that a numbers station reference?? Nice. They were the first thing I thought of.

Now I just want to read William Gibson's Pattern Recognition again.

How I Met Your Mother's use of music was as good as any show I can think of except for MAYBE Breaking Bad. Their music supervisor was a damn genius, and probably should have been running the show, with Josh Radnor.

Definitely Urkel, at least based on the audio. I think it's supposed to be one name, though, Urkelgru.

HUNNN-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuhh.

Something just occurred to me… Why does every Fox animation lead character have to be a middle-aged dad with varying degrees of oafishness? (I think I actually know the answer to that, but it's an odd phenomenon.)

it's funny because he's black.

This should have like a million likes. I guess we're not supposed to like even comments mentioning TBBT.

I don't like being outdoors, Smithers. For one thing, there are too many fat children.

Amazing.

Indian reservation.

You're just waiting for us to say something so you can—

dbl post… stupid discus

The early 80s stuff actually stands out to me more than the early 90s stuff, due to that cultural effect of a decade's aesthetic carrying over a few years into the next decade. Some of the early 80s references seem hard to relate to the ALF and Public Enemy type references that make up most of the show, but…

Barry's run is an amazing sight gag.

They've probably put it in some imaginary rivalry with Community because they both talk about pop culture or something.

the Chili Peppers beat Faith No More to it.

Extending part of me again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again AND AGAIN

Am I crazy or does this article say there's a case to be made that Manhunter is the best Hannibal movie, and that Silence of the Lambs is easily the best Hannibal movie?

Did anybody else think Ron's moustache looked fake this episode? I'm thinking either Nick had to shave it off for a role and was wearing a fake one again, or he dyes it now.