Hey, it's your loss. Not everyone can handle a dude who wears a uniform and has a severe egg allergy, but also really, really loves The Gilmore Girls.

If I were a woman who was into men, I'd be into the Zouks. #heynongman

As a Gay and a Canadian, I fully support and endorse this. She is incredible and a national treasure. Plus, remember that Vanity Fair cover with her and Cindy Crawford, also from the 90's? Damn!

I am, and I am! My inner 90's self will never not be into Cho and Janeane Garofalo.

All he was missing was the oily torso.

We had the soundtrack on cassette when I was a kid, and every time "Dance 10, Looks 3" came on in the car with my parents, I wanted to burrow through the back seat of my dad's Firebird and hide in the trunk.

As someone who is probably around the same age as you guessing by Adam's age in the show, I LOVE the 80's references. Every week I watch the show, half enjoying it because it's great, and half super jealous of you and your writers because you get to spend all of your time writing about being a kid in that decade. What…

It's a reference to 'Gleaming the Cube', a Christian Slater movie about skateboarding and…murder? I've never actually seen it, so I'm no help with trying to figure out what phrase actually means.

I love looking at it. I'm so mesmerized by the colours and the animation style, that I think I would honestly watch it just for that. Luckily, it's also really well-written and very funny.

First, the people on here who don't like the show seem to be taking it extra personally - is there some kind of organized effort to infiltrate comments sections to bash the show for some reason? People who are mad about the Mormon story line, or 9/11 truthers or something? I mean, it's a show. No need to get dramatic…

I'm currently rewatching it, and I'm almost halfway through season 3 and smack in the middle of Johnny drama. I'm remembering exactly how much I hated a certain character and am anxiously awaiting the last third of the season. I remember watching 'that' episode during the original run and actually applauding with…

Well of course you did.

They were apparently dating IRL when they filmed this movie. But I guess I can see your point from a character standpoint.

The Final Girls looks GREAT - I only heard about it last week too, but I can't wait to see it.

Sigh…I loved this movie.

Omg, this would be genius. But also super hard because he's constantly interrupting and talking over people. It might be like listening to a person on a cell phone while they're going through a tunnel.

Oooh, I've heard tell of conservative, Fox News-y commenters on The A.V. Club, but this is the first time I'm seeing one with my own eyes. Exciting!

You know, that actually occurred to me about an hour ago, that Bleach came out in '89. And I totally knew I would be corrected here, so thank you for not letting me down. For it to be Ken Cosgrove, right when I'm mid-Mad Men binge watch, is perfect. Thanks, Ken!

I agree - I was HUGE into DMB back in the day. I get what Tom's going for (the songs themselves on those albums are great), but none of their studio stuff compares to hearing them live. Red Rocks, Live in Chicago…those would probably by my picks for their best albums of the 90's. That or one of the billion bootlegs…

I have no problem with this list, but isn't Nirvana a key ingredient in 90's greatness? Bleach, Nevermind, In Utero…just me? Anyone? Bueller?