If he doesn't, then I don't know if I have the heart to tell him.

Wasn't there a letter going around a while ago from a guy who really liked Twilight Sparkle?

Far as I know, John Travolta has never said he was dyslexic.

Yeah, it can be really difficult to get any experience under your belt if you're really shy. Thanks for pointing that out.

SodaStream. Couldn't resist.

Oh God, I saw that movie! I had completely blocked it out. Yeah, it was definitely one of the worst Disney Channel movies, and that's saying something.

I think that film critic Bob Chipman put it best when he tweeted "Hey guys? MAYBE the not-terribly-talented actor who went from nobody to rich as a preteen on The Disney Channel just isn't that bright."

From my experience, they generally do. It's the kind of information where if you're into the show, it's very difficult to not come across it at some point I think.

Like the History Channel cares.

Well, you know is it Neh-vae-yuh or Neh-vee-a? Because I've heard both.

What makes Nevaeh so bad is that I never know how to pronounce it.

Yup, Diane in 7A is a hoax. http://www.realityblurred.c…

That means he's definitely fake then.

For some reason, I watched the first two seasons. Maybe I just really love Laura Linney. But seriously, that show sucked!

Dr. DePaul is the female doctor. Dr. Haas is the one who smacked her, and yeah I don't see that relationship ending well at all.

"Last night, I dreamed that I brushed a horse," was the line of the night for me for some reason.

Has anybody here ever actually been in a food fight? I don't know that I could be in one without immediately feeling like I had to take a shower and change my clothes afterwards.

You know, Cameron growing up to be a psychoanalyst makes a weird amount of sense to me.

It is a series. I've never read beyond the first book though.

My favorite Hey Arnold episode is Helga on the Couch. I really don't think that there's ever been a female character in an American animated series who was as well-realized and heartbreaking.