It really was. It was also Nick's first show with an all-black cast (come to think of it, I can remember Kenan and Kel being the only other one). It was cancelled after just one season, even though it managed fairly high ratings … you know, for a Nick show.

I think I liked Living Single and Martin more than A Different World and Cosby. I also remember watching My Brother and Me on Nick when I was a kid in the 90s. I really liked that show because it kinda felt like my relationship with my brother … who I'd watch it with … except, you know, we were white.

He planned the Hanoi bombing after a bad Thai meal.

Are you sure Sarah Palin didn't tweet that?

*kicks dirt*

Joey Lawrence? He's so dreamy!

Good news bible, FREE!!! ask for Ned

Good news bible, FREE!!! ask for Ned

That just ruins the episode!

That just ruins the episode!

"Dad, this one gesture almost makes up for years of shaky fathering!"

"Dad, this one gesture almost makes up for years of shaky fathering!"

That's GOTTA hurt!

STOP SHOUTING AT ME! GOSH! WHAT DID I EVER DO TO YOU! :(

LIMOS & CHAMPAGNE!

What next - a President Hussein? C'mon, Hollywood…get real.

I liked the office bits, since I remember having to deal with lice in elementary once and it was a nasty, exhausting experience for everyone in my household (the whole school was basically infested because of a family - and no, the surprise wasn't that it was my family. Jesus, people!). But the whole Jim/Dr. J aspect…

Dr. Giggles was just a plain ol' doctor … not a dentist. Maybe you're thinking of The Dentist, which was a very similar slasher movie from the same period (early to mid-90s)? It made the list. Go watch the trailer.

As a kid, the scene where Linda Hamilton watches as the nuclear bomb incinerates her past self creeped me the fuck out. It was maybe the single most terrifying scene I remember from my childhood … outside when Harry from Harry and the Hendersons slams his face against the windshield and screams.

As a non-Mormon who has lived my whole life in Mormon Utah, this entire episode gets an A+ for the line about them being America's most respected cult.