While she was too late for me by at least 20 years, I love hearing stories of Starbuck-engendered personal awakenings. And I totally understand why the character herself needed to be straight, but for the love of all that is holy why did they give Kat a boy to moon over—in her last episode, no less—when she was so…

Sure, why not? These are from when it was brand new and it's hard to get the full effect, but…here ya go: https://flic.kr/ps/FQddY.

*Ghost of Ray Manzarek rises up to tell the story of Jim singing "Moonlight Drive" to him on the beach*

I've got Strummer's and Springsteen's Teles (though Bruce's is technically a Tele/Esquire hybrid) tattooed on my arm. It's a pretty fucking rad piece.

A sexy praying mantis.

I think we've just found our way into a BSG/Star Trek crossover.

Yay!

Anyone know what dradis stands for? Oh wait, I do, because I'm a nerd: Direction, RAnge, and DIStance, representing an object's coordinates on the x, y, and z axes respectively.

Weren't they more soliloquies?

And it's Cally, not Callie.

I was thinking that the photo perfectly sums up the characters: Bay is awesome, Daphne is a pill.

I like Sophie Turner and Elle Fanning, but no one will ever make a more adorable Mary Shelley than Elsa Lanchester.

Tinder, meet flame.

Whoa, whoa, WHOA. Born to Run is "pretty good"? Careful, lest you stoke a Jersey girl's ire. It continually vies with London Calling for my number one album of all time.

I think I'm one of Seger's few defenders among the pop-culture cognoscenti, and I've come to accept that a critical reappraisal is not forthcoming, but it still makes me sad to hear him dismissed as a "Chevy truck balladeer".

"It's popular, ergo it sucks" was intended as a criticism not of this article in particular, but of a journalistic trope of which it is not, perhaps, a sterling example. Still, I'm sticking by my assertion that this piece stems from a similar mentality. The author begins with a wildly hyperbolic thesis—"It’s hard to…

No one who engages intelligently with pop culture equates popularity with artistic merit. On the other hand, the hipster mentality of "it's popular, ergo it sucks" is some lameass bullshit, and not what I expect of this site. So I guess I am expecting and hoping for a very different A.V. Club than you are.

I'm a big lesbo and all, but Dorn in full Worf regalia could totally have his way with me.

Fuck you and your tired attempt at misogynist "humor". I'm a woman and I love AC/DC, and I'm hardly the only one. Again I say, fuck you.

You are a wild and crazy guy.