To really appreciate his blue eyes, you have to see him in Dune.

For every leap of faith this show had you take…
Bad direction, script-writing, casting, overall series vision made you, the viewer, take two leaps back.

^^^ That wins.

Me and three of my droogs pulled off the ACO look: 3 canes, 1 chain for Dim and all.

I wasn't trying to make a joke. I seriously think this was a dick move by Ebert. And I'm making a point of highly inappropriate self-righteous tap-dancing on a still warm corpse.

Serious dick move by Ebert
Had the technology existed at the time, would he, after mere minutes of hearing about Phil Hartmann's death, tweeted:

Yeah… the underwater scenes don't hold up. Made it seem 90 minutes longer than it was.

Like school in summer time, BITCH!

Released from his pendulum fate
Roy is finally going be be let down from the rope trap that left him hanging high these many years, and hook up with Sharon again, now that she's back on the market.

Stan!
Only Mr Hanky can save you now from seeing the shitty side of life!

Huh, I thought that it was a Revenge of the Nerds joke.

Damn, binaryzen, that sounds tragic. Do you spend your weekends antiquing?

Also on the list, the flash-forward Lisa imagines that ends with: "Why would they come just to boo?"

Hah, and tasting the Questing Beast's shit. Quality entertainment!

The Key to AnarKey
Bart riding the window washing lift and mooning floor after floor, with one lycanthrope going full howling werewolf after seeing the full moon:

Moe.
Moe.

Also, there's a payoff in watching the entire credits of Watanabe's anime series that pays off later in their runs.

What made the show so great early, was that they didn't make Michael Scott a likeable character, therefore it was more biting satire.

Well…
The Funnybot ranks right up there with the Jakovasaurs.

Which of course would work, if I didn't have other things recording at the top of the hour on other channels.