And it was already used in our generation's best movie about teenage love.

You're forgetting the lusty pervert "LP" section.

I thought this was the most uncomfortable episode. Bringing Simon back, in my mind, really seemed to shift him to being the butt of the joke.

That would be hilarious. But Jim is going to blow up the tunnel, c'mon.

What if Penny met a dinosaur?

Also to be fair, does anyone know what a pronoun is?

That is some embarrassing PR work.

Agreed. Rickman is key.

How does Lucy only have a $40 M budget? Isn't it a decent size sci-fi movie with a big star? (I haven't seen it.) It certainly had a big advertising budget.

Is this a bit?

So wouldn't this be an example of taking ownership of a slur and flipping it on its head and never mind this is all absurd and embarrassing?

For those of us who don't watch — what was DJ Sheriff supposed motivation for blowing up the food? Is he supposed to be a bad guy now?

I've moved to recap-only mode, but I remember being frustrated by Barbie's super groomed beard. I mean, just look at the picture up there. Perfect hair all-around. No wonder there's no sense of doom in this town.

Yeah, what an idiot to think those two Schumacher films were awful.

Pretty good, but it's the song, not the singer. (Unless the singer is awful).

You'd have to pay me a lot of money to watch that show. And I imagine the books are even worse.

Did you not read the rest of the entries?

Hmmm, I'm not sure what your complaint is. You say she gets ignored, but then you also note that she's "a decent actress who seems like a wonderfully nice person", which doesn't suggest that she should be viewed as a superstar.

Triple-negatives are generally not considered libel.

I enjoyed it too, though it's been a while. The one thing I remember most clearly is the American guy (I guess Paul's character?) trying to encourage the group to determinedly fight back against the depression, and the others mocking him for such a typical "American" mindset.