I'm glad that they didn't forget to say that "the organic diversity of Dom Toretto’s crew is a huge part
of what’s given the series iconic status." And in the next sentence, he describes, "three generic white guys."

"Jack Horner has found something special in newcomer Dirk Diggler. It's another stellar sexual standout from Horner and company. Diggler delivers a performance worth a thousand hard-ons. His presence when dressed is powerful and demanding. When stripped to the bone, Diggler's more eruptive than a volcano on a bad day.…

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb, especially after the 4:30 mark

That was a guy named Winston Rose who has never been credited for anything else.

Biff's 1946 Ford Super Deluxe from Back to the Future was for sale awhile ago. Interestingly enough, it was a custom job…the postwar Fords only offered convertibles with wood paneling. Biff's car had the top chopped and was made into a convertible. The speedometer was rated up to 160 mph.

Beaver?

Miss Teschmacher, why does the phone ring when you're in the bathtub? Why does the greatest criminal mind of our time surround himself with total nincompoops?

We're doing an advert for Charles Dance brand coffee.

"And Kryptonite will KILL him. Any questions, class?"

That kid playing Young Sheldon in that Big Bang Theory spinoff?

Have some cake, Anna Mae…

They released the most popular baby names a week or so ago….and "Noah" was at the top of the list.

Vince Deadrick, mainly. You can see him in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade as the oldest member of the gang of looters looking for the Cross of Coronado.

My dad and I were talking about the AMC Pacer a few hours ago. I said the design had grown on me but he said it was a crappy car from the getgo. I mentioned I had never seen one on the road, or any AMCs, and he said they probably rusted out within a few years.

My grandfather worked for Ford's plant in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for awhile, putting wood paneling on the first-gen Country Squires. My family is from Kingsford, Michigan and the first Kingsford charcoal briquets were manufactured using the scrap wood from the "Woody" station wagons of the early '50s.

Well, I'm not the kind to kiss-and-tell
But I've been seen with Farrah
I've never been with anything less than a nine, so fine
I've been on fire with Sally Field, gone fast with a girl named Bo
But somehow they just don't end up as mine

Hating is our Business….and Business is Good!

I can see what you mean.

Mid-'50s Ford Country Squire, maybe a '55.

Hey, who you calling "little"?