Also came here to post this sequence, was pleasantly surprised to find I didn't need to. Nicely done.

Martin Milner!?

Oh, you crazy kids and your computer TV-watching. It's amazing you can tell characters apart on those tiny things, I tells ya.

Welcome back!! And at the risk of being horrendously boring (too late), the 1998 The Avengers is still out there, waiting for you to include it in a piece (or several) devoted to the flops of Sean Connery.

Oh my god, your dad was hired by the ingenue from 1982's High Road to China, also starring Tom Selleck (as an Indiana Jones-type character, if Indy was even more surly and flew airplanes)!

My thoughts exactly; the one show I'd never heard of before was "Medicine Ball," and my jaw actually dropped a bit when 'Donal Logue' showed up in the credits.

I am sad to say I'm hugely envious of this.

I'm not sure if I want to explain this one. Can I just go along with Magic Voice's idea and say it's a Bugs Bunny reference?

They were so big in the early 80's that I was convinced I could go to school dressed like them while wearing guyliner and not get beaten to a bloody pulp. Even though I went to a high school in a small farming community in Wisconsin. I wasn't very bright.

So, so true. I know this is a true statement even though I don't actually know what an All tomorrows party is. I assume pants are involved, at least at first.

Awesome, I'd begun to think I hallucinated watching this when it first aired. Whenever I looked for a video with behind-the-scenes stuff from the first movie, I could only find the later one, "From Star Wars to Jedi," which was narrated by Hamill and covered the first three films. This one is far more awesome. Is…

WHERE'S FIREFLY… er, SERENITY

My wife, who unabashedly loves sci-fi, asked me this week: "We're not going to go see the shitty 'Johnny Five' remake, are we?"

Me too. And DITTO.

Wait, Benched was canceled? Well, shit.

Whether you can get a Quarter Pounder with Big Mac special sauce on it depends on the location—some places actually refer to this as ordering a "McKinley Mac."

I agree; his entire 'bro' frat boy persona rubbed me the wrong way and made me wonder how he got through med school. The first two episodes he was in had me waiting for someone else to punch him in the face for being so douche-ey, but the facepunch never came.

So Elder Murph said "Go find Brand" and you thought, "Who?" even though the movie then cut to a shot of Hathaway burying Edmond? Wacky.

Me too, I was hoping against hope this show'd survive for at least a season. It deserved better!

Holy shit, I was gonna say the Casablanca piano. If only I had hundreds of thousands of dollars lying around somewhere…