Hey any time Christopher Lambert appears on screen I think we all win.

Well in fairness, 1995 gave us a mainstream Hollywood adaptation of a videogame that featured Christopher Lambert as a Chinese thunder god.

Well if it's any consolation, I like 30% Iron Chef the best out of the four episodes!

Rembrandt, not Picasso. I certainly hope you get fired for that blunder.

Rabin would have blasted that joke for being of the "gay panic" variety.

With you guarding the only exit?

"I watch your show. You owe me!"

Ugh, Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch and Leela's Homeworld — that'd be four mediocre to bad episodes in a row.

I absolutely loathed Ryback until like two months ago. But now I get what you mean. I think what turned me around on him was, about a month ago or so, he got on the mic in the ring and basically turned the crowd from anti-Ryback to pro-Ryback in a matter of like two sentences. I still don't know how he did that other…

Yeah! That'll show 'em!!! *shakes fist*

I love that he busts out of a crate labeled "Canned Eggs."

I love when the roof gets ripped off later and he is indeed eating off the toilet.

Oh god indignant Nixon's head is so great. "I'm meeting you hippies halfway!"

Don't forget Gerald Ford's auto-mocar.

Master and Commander is also a really, really good movie. I do not understand why Paul Bettany wasn't nominated for Best Supporting Actor for that movie. He's amazing in it — the best character in the whole damn piece. His showdowns with Crowe are fantastic.

It's almost criminal in my mind how WWE used Daniel Bryan. He's the most popular guy since The Rock arguably and they just let him go to fucking waste. There will be a book written about this one day.

I try hard as I can to avoid Reddit, mostly because every single person I know who uses it in real life is a piece of garbage. They bad ones taint the good ones, unfortunately. That's how it is with most things, however. If there's a basket full of chocolate along with a single turd, I'm not going to eat around the…

There's also the "worked" vs. "shoot" angle as well, but that's definitely inside baseball, as it were. A worked match is one where the outcome is already known. A shoot fight is one where the outcome is not known.

There's an entire creative team behind the results of the matches. Unfortunately, what creative likes is usually on the opposite end of what the fans like. This can work out very well some times, but other times it can go horribly. For example, Rollins winning the belt by cashing in Money in the Bank was an excellent…

I really wish WWE would stop letting Rollins get pinned and lose so easily on Raw and Smackdown shows. I'm not saying he has to be Lesnar unstoppable, but him winning clean would lend a lot more credibility to his title run.