Quadraphonic sound, a water bed and now a strobe light. Gentlemen say hello to the Second Base Mobile.

RIP James, my hometown hero, The Rockford Files is still the best detective show ever.

Seriously, the only thing worst than trolls, is bitching about trolling that hasn't happened yet.

Because being a parent is a big part of Ben and Leslie's story arc, and by aging the babies, they can still be part of the show and be parents without their stories being solely about waiting hand and foot on newborns. Its called having your cake and eating it too.

Ooooh, you're a dreamboat…BILLY EVERYTEEN!

A Clairol gift set for Ms. Amy and a nice chin warmer for Adam Scott?

Good for Amy, babies do suck, and if you can avoid working with them all the better.

Nope. The difference is 70s punk bands may of spoke to young people, but most 90s punk bands directly pandered to young people.

If we're talking about specifically pop-punk then nope. Then again you can't expect music that specifically targets angsty teens to have any lasting resonance. Most 90s emo is pretty dated as well, but then again I consider 90s emo completely separate from punk. Shudder to Think and Sleater-Kinney still sound great.

I always thought the show should repurposed stories from the Bongo comics series, there were some seriously funny issues during the early part of it's run.

PROACTIVE! OUTRAGEOUS PARADIGM!

Give her a break! Her husband was killed!

Seriously, when are these "Great Job, Internet!" articles, ever actually great. It's just usually nostalgia click bait dressed up in cutesy ways.

I guffawed at the part about Marge exhaling a bong hit, but the rest…why is this kitschy shit…I dunno..bad job internet, get new ideas.

It's a like a Lifetime movie turned real life.

Today everyone is a little bit Irish, except, of course, for the gays and the Italians.

He should be disappointed in himself, for still rocking the goatee/cowboy hat combo in 2014.

It made me delirious.

"Won't you come home, Franzbrauder? Won't you come home?"

Must get back to Dancecentrum in Stuttgart in time to see Kraftwerk