But surely she'd have left something of value under his chair?

I found this one harder than usual. It was power players—supposed to be better then the regulars, not worse—so they made the questions tougher.
The one I don't remember where Anderson said "I don't even get the category" made me wish I had it on tape so I could play it again, because it really didn't seem to make…

I love Jon Richardson with all my heart.

I am still partial to the first issue post-9/11.

The young guy would have stayed to hang out with Mike if he had been there, but he was probably spending time with his special lady.

I have to bring it up a complete letter grade for the joy of watching Frankie fling cookies over the fence

I used to wonder why celebrities would do certain less than great films or TV shows, but my older practical self realizes that each one brings in a whole lot of cash that can be used for a good cause, or just to put away for the uncertain future. I am not sure I would be so selective either if I were in their shoes.

This is like discussing whether I would still be me without my left leg. Pointless.

There are multiple special hells.

Wrongness is the essence of 8th grade anyone. I am sure I watched this too—I was in 8th grade and had nothing else to do and we were a Beatlephilic household with no cable, so I certainly would have seen it. I don't remember it, though.

I went on opening night out of love for The Beatles and The Bee Gees. Yes it's a pretty bad movie but the music itself was fine, especially Robin's cover of O Darlin'.

Pretentious. Because it seems to go with "buffoon" better but maybe you meant he was portentous of the breed that sprouted…

I was way ahead of this trend, although my coloring books were like the ones from my childhood. I really just wanted an excuse to buy a big box of Crayolas though.

That would make it even more interesting. I thought it was initial distrust/mean girl behavior followed by bonding, but the SWF detail really adds to it.
Rebecca inspires such intense reactions; Paula wanting to take her down or be her before becoming friends, while Heather wanted to study her for psych class before…

Please stop using "team." Is this from The Bachelor or something?

Not unless you like modern Disney songs, and that sort of Star Search style of singing.

Open bar. There you go.

Do you people remember the Family Ties episode where the little sister finds out about global warming and gets really depressed, so they have her talk to a shrink to make sure she is still a normal teen?
Doctor: So, Jen, do you like boys?
Jen (sadly): I like boys who don't use fossil fuels.

Yes, and it was in her church shoe at home, whereas she was on her way home from work and needed that Snickers right then. I've been there, Frankie.

ohhh. I knew there had to be some reason for the dopey system. But why don't they just change their rules to require less traffic per review?