Did somebody order a space pizza?

It was in that moment that I realized the Wonder Years wasn't coming back to television.

The one I see most other than the Hootie is REM's Monster with either Gin Blossoms album somewhere in the top five.

So what should be the punishment for thinking the band that did this song was the Replacements?

The whole grunge aspect of Singles makes it look dated, but it was a legitimately good movie and passes as a comedy much better than Reality Bites. Although it requires enough suspension of disbelief to accept that Kyra Sedgwick is attractive.

Are you saying a movie featuring a cameo from "Guy from Soul Asylum" and Andy Dick as funny creepy and not legitimately creepy is culturally out-of-date?

This is the movie that gave us that Gin Blossoms/Marshall Crenshaw song. I have no desire to watch it, but it gains points for that.

Add me to the hypothetical list of people saying Sponge should've had a longer career.

Semi-related nineties rock observation:
Went to a Soul Asylum/Meat Puppets double-bill last night at a relatively small club. Meat Puppets drew a small crowd, but it was down to only several dozen for Soul Asylum's set.

I still don't get what that has to do with being an architect.

Apparently Scientology is what helped her to quit a pretty serious drug problem, so I've always used her as the begrudging example that it's not all bad. Still fucked up, but not all bad.

Meet me at the coffee shop, we can dance like Iggy Pop.

The singer always said that people thought they were a Christian band between of their signature song's use of the word "heaven," to which he retorted makes Led Zeppelin a Christian band.

There's a legitimate difference between the discs that actually explains the difference. I don't remember it, but it exists.

You weigh 304 pounds? Wait . . . math is way hard.

My family's first DVD was the movie version of "Lost of Space," only because for some reason it was free with the player. We watched it out of obligation and I doubt I've thought about it between then and now.

I was at a girl's place last week and we were listening to music and at one point she said, "I assume you like Pavement." I'm beginning to question this entire relationship.

Take that guy I overheard saying he was going to skip the concert because the reunion would be a long one.

Except it isn't a numbered list.

Maybe swap out "Come Together" for "Can't Buy Me Love" (or at least runner-up it).