Snoop actually wrote a book on her experiences…one of those inspirational style books about how she rose above her past because of acting. Kinda sad that she fell back into it.

Randy and Dookie appeared on My Sweet 16!

The Dog of the South
I recall reading a few years back (around the time Adventureland came out, maybe) that Hader and Greg Mottola had bought the rights to adapt the Charles Portis novel "The Dog of the South." It's a hilarious, crazy book, and I can picture him doing a fantastic job as the main character. It'd…

Yes, please fewer stories about excellent bands signing to great labels. More Charlie Sheen!

If you've seen them both, you know that Archer is full of shit.

Should say "'80s and very early '90s"

"Fifteen" was so damn boring. I remember the ads always showed that black girl with braces talking on the phone saying 'Yeah…it's all set up." Made it look 10x more exciting than it was. That cute blonde chick who was the alien in The Faculty was in it, and her brother was an alcoholic. That's about all I remember.

People mention Roundhouse, but I remember despising that show. Seemed like a bunch of Tisch School kids getting the chance to make a show that displayed their "talents" which consisted mostly of nonsensical skits followed by annoying hip-hop dancing and over the top singing. All That was a welcome replacement.

I think Kablam! was the same guys who did Pete & Pete. I never got into it. Then again, it may have come out around the time I was transitioning out of Nick shows.

Once caught my sister giving a Clarissa influenced 4th wall narration. Wish I was kidding.

Agree. There's no feeling of danger being captured on film in new action movies. Believability is out the window. I think it'd be cool if there was some sort of anti-CGI, pro-practical movement from some of the action directors. I've never understood the explanation that somehow it's cheaper to do CGI than the stunts,…

Agreed, I enjoyed it so much I may have to pick this one up (at discount…what am I, made of money?)

They have Gator but NOT White Lightning, which is like having Ghostbusters II but not Ghostbusters if you ask me.

I was comparing Graffiti to this movie, which I assumed takes place somewhere between '85 and '89. Wasn't saying '88 was 11 years ago, pretty sure I wouldn't be able to log on to the internet if I thought that.

The Michael Shannon episode of season 1 was awesome. DURANGOOOOO! and then STILL ALIVE!

Dogs have their own parks. They have their own food. Why don't they have their own mayor?

DEEDEEDEEDEEDEEDEEDEEDEE!

Mighty Joe John, the black blonde.

Funniest show on TV IMO. Plus, the girl who plays his girlfriend is hot.

Camera, camera, camera, cup, cup, camera, cup, camera, camera.