Right, but there's always at least one anomaly.  Except in the early 90s, when there were about six.   The late-80s cast produced no huge movie or even TV stars. 

I wonder if the fact that the only cast to never produce a true superstar (1986-1990*) had something to do with they being so strong as sketch players, and not potential movie stars?

"Lapti Nek" would like a word with you.

"The Kodak Theater,  home to the Academy Awards, was renamed the Dolby Theater in his honor in 2012."

Scorsese was uncredited on that one.   

I can't believe I was pleasantly surprised to see a Robert DeNiro movie get a B-.

9:30 Newfoundland means 9 in the Maritimes (and most of South America).

If CBC stopped making mention of "_:30 in Newfoundland", would Newfoundlanders just assume that the program aired at the top of the hour?   

Will they call this "Lee Daniels' Neighbors" to avoid confusion in Australia?

And here were are, twenty-eight years later, still talking about the Burger King in Back to the Future.   Good job, synergy (not the one from Jem).

Aside from Timberlake, the other successful boy band solo acts have been:

I am genuinely curious if non-teenage girls in 1964 could recognize, even grudgingly, that The Beatles music was genuinely good.

1966: "Here, There and Everywhere"
1976: "Silly Love Songs"

Let see The Beatles release a song as good as "Best. Song. Ever."

Crispin Glover was younger than the actor who played his son, wife and bully.

*plays EDWARD Van Halen*

Marty saw that he had enough roads, because he saw him go to the future in the scene before!

It's amazing that an artist with the pretensions of a Lady Gaga can release singles that are so utterly pedestrian.

Carry me home tonight.

I did!  First 3D movie I ever saw.   Cool shot of a dead fish floating in the water near the beginning.   So … lifetime pass.