I watched it the night it premiered, and it instantly became my favorite show. That last scene is a just magnificent, perfectly tying together every thread while sending the emotional resonance off into the stratosphere. Even if the series had ended right there, it'd still rank among the best ever.

When she realizes that he told his friends…my god. Heartbreaking.

Um, NO, I watched it with my mom, thank you very much…

It was the worst five dollars he ever spent.

Oh, Harris, you're so bad.

Haverchuck for president!

Incidentally, Jessica Campbell (Tuba Girl) came into my store a few years ago, and I took the opportunity to tell her how much I loved her work on the show. She seemed delighted that anyone remembered, as she's long since moved on from acting to raise a family. Really sweet, lovely individual.

I just did that the other day for the first time. Holy shit, what a masterpiece.

Holy shit. This.

The one that's always connected with me the most is when Sam's parents surprise him with the Atari for being "such a great kid", and he realizes just how lucky he is to have parents who show their appreciation without any ulterior motive, unlike Neal. It's the most heartbreaking moment in the series for me, and the…

I grew up watching Raising Arizona constantly, so I'm willing to forgive all of Cage's latter-day sins.

I can't honestly believe the critics hate anything more than horror.

Yeah, that really blindsided me.

Pffft. Nevermind.

That kid's name is Chuck!

Great tip, but the dude's mouth sounds are way too distracting.

They're not gonna top that Sixth Sense review. Better quit while they're ahead.

That's what you got out of this?

Yes! Excellent fucking band! I had the pleasure of catching them at Lincoln Hall on their last tour and they absolutely destroyed the place. Kathleen remains my #1.

Boy, I'm sure glad you found a good role. It's so hard these days to get in! Who do you know?