It kind of recalls the original point of Fingertips which was to take advantage of the shuffle feature on CD players.

I don't think either of them come off all that well. It's basically a Stan Lee/Jack Kirby situation.

Definitely worth it. One of the better music docs in recent memory.

Woah, it's a Newsarama comment from 2003.

Biology 101 is a great episode.

Start of a series and start of a season are different things.

Darlene's transition into a moody teenager happened a couple of seasons after Whedon left the show.

Maybe the middle stretch of season two.

Maybe the middle stretch of season two.

"And expecting someone under 30 to find the show funny is ridiculous, IMO"
I'm 21 and literally every single person I know loves Seinfeld.

"And expecting someone under 30 to find the show funny is ridiculous, IMO"
I'm 21 and literally every single person I know loves Seinfeld.

Never read any of the books, though I always meant to. I'll make sure to avoid that one.

Never read any of the books, though I always meant to. I'll make sure to avoid that one.

Nah, Fletch.

Nah, Fletch.

I met him last year at a Good Burger screening I helped plan. We ate burgers with him and he did a very fun Q&A afterward. He mostly does direct to DVD dreck these days, but he's a really nice and generous guy.

I met him last year at a Good Burger screening I helped plan. We ate burgers with him and he did a very fun Q&A afterward. He mostly does direct to DVD dreck these days, but he's a really nice and generous guy.

People forget how integral he was to SNL in the first season. He was the show's first head writer, really helped shape the format, and created the most lasting and influential part of the show (Weekend Update).

People forget how integral he was to SNL in the first season. He was the show's first head writer, really helped shape the format, and created the most lasting and influential part of the show (Weekend Update).

If the only New Hollywood filmmakers worthy of study are ones who were still making good films by the 90s then, sure, Spielberg and Scorsese are it, but that's ridiculous.