Man in Guinea-T:  "It's not a cross, it's a plus sign. Positivity, y'all."

Wrong. If Phil Hartman was still alive he'd have been on ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT.

This never would have happened if Todd aka Death Wore a Feathered Mullet didn't quit doing it. 

what? no gazebos?

holy shxt i was in one of his film projects in junior high school, had no idea he went on to make actual movies.

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no.
Spies Like Us Meet The Ghostbusters!

ouch. not too soon, but…ouch.

hmmm…..could they cgi this?

liked, but only because i ended that in my head with the crowd descending upon him and throwing him, hogtied, into deep, violent water.

wow, what if this "crazy guy" was just taking the piss out of the violent amurricans?

DSG's kissing chicks is so 20 years ago isn't it?  Who cares? Boring AND annoying, since there's hardly ever a real chance of them getting it on further, which is of course hot. That she gets some sort of thrill from it BECAUSE MEN LIKE IT but won't accept even passing responsibility makes her seem dimwitted and makes…

Saw on TMZ or something once that a fan asked Judge to do an outgoing message for his voice mail as a character from King of the Hill, and Mister Judge did it, and made it funny.

The only Charity I care about dances for money in a g-string.

Back then, pre-internets, every week of the show promised at least one set of naked boobs and for teenage boys, that's All that Ever Mattered.

Also - Dream On is available on Amazon and has been for a while.

Also - there are quite a few Dream On episodes on Amazon for free. Any series that wraps it up by having Bowie involved can't be all bad.

Damn straight. A friend does a comic book thing and reads/frets about fan comments quite a bit. I'm a huge fan of the work too obviously but I keep telling him "Don't listen to fanboys." i.e. they didn't know they liked what you made before you made it, they only know that they liked it, and want it to be as good or…

I'm way too over-excited for this. The use of Europe's "Final Countdown" almost pushed me over the edge; I almost hyperventilated. I haven't almost hyperventilated since I was was a kid and the package with the first walkman anyone in my 6th grade class had seen arrived in my mail.

OK, who'd like a banger in the mouth?