Most likely. He still looks like a kid.

LA Landmarks
I loved Bart's list of sights to see in LA, especially since I drive by many of them all the time. It's one of those "you get it if you live there" gags.

Buffalo Soldiers
I was expecting to see Buffalo Soldiers on this list. A satirical comedy about corrupt US soldiers stationed in Germany in the late '80s, it was bought by Miramax on September 10, 2001. The next day it became uncool to show the military in such a negative light, and the film sat on the shelf for 2 or…

Oh yeah, there's a trailer for that on Youtube. John Francis Daley from "Freaks & Geeks" stars in it.

Missed opportunity
It's too bad we didn't get to see Cam as Fizbo at the party, because Phil's terrified reaction would have been priceless.

Regarding baby names:

Napoleon Dynamite was Jared Hess. Wrong Jared.

She's Jack with tits and twenty five years younger
The age gap between them is actually around 15 years. (So Jack passes the "half your age plus 7" rule for dating a younger woman and not seeming like a skeevy perv.)

we didn't actually meet the character (and I didn't recognize the actress)
Well… Yeah, we never see Rachel, so who is there to recognize?

Also the actors playing Alex and Luke are the same age.

Warriors of Rock
Activision's mistake with "Warriors of Rock" was in not adding anything new to the gameplay. "Rock Band 3" added keyboards, a six-string, multi-part harmonies and a 7-pedal drum kit.

Natasha Melnick
Are you saying that Melnick was representing for the Geeks? I don't think that's accurate—her character was a popular cheerleader.

I pledged for about half my first semester.

"Keeping Up With the Kardashians" popping up on the voice-activated TV after Jack says "crap"
Comcast (or Kabletown, if you will) now owns both E! and NBC. Ah, synergy…

It's the gentleman's A.

Yeah, the McDonald's at Ventura and Wilbur has the whole history of the town on its wall. Edgar Rice Burroughs bought the land and it later became a town.

Scary Movie had not reason to exist in the first place
"Scream" was itself a satire, so what was the point of making fun of it?

"Sense and Sensibility" is unavailable, sir…
Then get me its non-union Mexican equivalent!

Amen. I'm still waiting for that Miranda Lambert write-up that was promised.

In what way does Hootie not count?
His music is way mediocre, but he seems to have succeeded where Cowboy Troy and Rissi Palmer failed.