Straight to things that end in X.

Rudy Huxtable weeps.

And if you use your head you'll always win, just like The Skeleton Twins.

"Marge vs. The Monorail" is actually a pretty decent episode.

"Wolf of Wall Street" also received the honor for Least Edited Film.

People did have VHS machines, so I'm not sure what DVD has to do with anything.

Wow, how times change. When I got my first paperback Guinness Book of World Records in 1985 (I'm old), Martha Quinn had the most Twitter followers.

I thought the WTC was used in a teaser trailer and was never intended to be in the final film? I don't think the movie, which came out in early summer 2002, had even started filming by the point the teaser was released.

Racist?! Please.

So, we're* cool with making a Vacation movie without John Hughes?

Wait. So The Rentals are more than a one-hit wonder band that Maya Rudolph was briefly in?

We resolved that widescreen is better than stretching the image (remember when your parents did that when they first got HD?).

I'd say most people had access to the Internet by, what,1997?

Are we going by calendar years or school years?

"I Would Do Anything For Love (But I) Won't (Do) 'That'" is from 1993.

Seth Myers, Tina Fey, Mike Huckabee, Bill Hader, etc.

Agreed. It looks like one of those five-disc Sierra or Lucasarts numbers.

Two CDs, and yes.

"making Guardians the first soundtrack that’s nothing but previously released material to ever hit No. 1. "

Wrong. The most Canadian video ever made is "Rise Up" by Parachute Club.