The last game released for the Sega Genesis in North America was a port of "Frogger." Not an enhanced and expanded version of the game, as the corresponding SNES edition was, but literally the ROM image of the early '80s arcade game placed on a Genesis cartridge in 1998.

I'm probably not the only person who listened to their episode of Lauren Lapkus' podcast this week and went away thinking, "why can't this be the podcast?"

Just asking!

I'm pretty confident this movie got made with the expectation of its inevitable appearances on bad movie podcasts triggering strong VOD sales.

It's only fair to compare Sam Adams with New Belgium and Sierra Nevada, which are the only craft breweries that share its size and scope. Personally, I think that Sam Adams is well above New Belgium in the quality of its beers. I used to rate them above Sierra Nevada, too, but that's changed.

That used to be the case, but at least where I live (Atlanta), the price of Sam Adams has risen dramatically in the last couple of years. It was in the $7 range for a six-pack until very recently, but when I wanted to buy a reasonably-priced beer over New Year's, the price had gone up to $8.99. Other beers have stayed…

If there ever was a week to check in with MBMBAM, this was the one. Be cool, AV Club. Come on!

The Super Bowl Shuffle - 1985 Chicago Bears

The Piña Colada Song - Rupert Holmes

Use Me - Bill Withers

Who Can It Be Now? - Men at Work

In the Meantime - Spacehog

The Elements - Tom Lehrer

Black Betty - Ram Jam

I Love a Man in Uniform - Gang of Four

Informer - Snow

All My Exes Live in Texas - George Strait

Der Kommissar - After the Fire (bonus points for a medley with Falco's original German lyrics)

The bottom line is always taken off for Monday Night Football.

ESPN unveiled a new graphics package during the College Football Playoff games on New Year's that reflects the "SportsCenter" graphics that have been in place since June. I'm not sure I'm a fan; the score bug on the bottom-right corner of the screen doesn't work well. Still, that's probably what all ESPN telecasts are…