I'll check this out, you've lured me with the bait of My So-Called Life and while I know it is blasphemy aroud these parts I did actually like Sex and The City.

That was great, I like that the guy looked like Dave Navarro so you could totally imagine that exact situation happening in real life.

Was anyone else expecting the history teacher to start yelling 'Matthew'? He looked like the same math professor from a few episodes back. I loved Stan showing up at Cuba Gooding Jr.'s funeral in sunglasses for some reason I found that hilarious.

It wasn't as funny as I hoped it would be, being a Brian/Stewie episode but it was a good episode. It didn't seem as mean as the show usually is, I was shocked when Peter asked the kids what have they done lately that it didn't end with a Meg put down.

And that's a bad sign if you're looking for cutaways to save a Family Guy episode.

If it is awful and I'm aware there's a chance of that at least there will be a new. American Dad to rinse the bad taste out of our mouths.

Yeah, that one was awful. I remember thinking what am I watching, why am I watching?

Family Guy might be good tonight, Stewie/Brian episodes are usually funny.

Don't worry no matter how great Austin is in the back my mind I'm still thinking, "This is Texas, let's get the fuck out of here."

The Adam Sandler Award for Excellence in the Field of Non-Excellence goes to ….

The best song on an album that has Bamboo Banger, Boyz, Jimmy and Paper Planes? No I still mean worse song on the album.

Of course I was like 12 or 13 so what did I know, but I really liked it at the time. I remember it was much more engaging than Saved by the Bell the other choice for live action after school TV. For some reason that show gets nostalgia.

Let me rinse that awful from your mind by reminding you of the awful song she did with Timbaland, which is even worse.

I just want to tell you hell yes, I remember Swans Crossing, it does seem like one of those things that was scrubbed from existence though.

The best part of 'Joe Kerr' is the way the landlady says it like "Really we're going to go through this pretense."

It is, I started it about a week ago and I couldn't stop reading, it's been a long time since I've felt that way about a Stephen King book. I usually make it through the first third, stop and then come back a few months later.

I just finished reading 11/22/63 and did a quick re-read of Bridge to Terabithia, odd combination. I'm just starting The Art of Fielding, I'm only a few chapters in but I'm liking it. Still haven't started reading Jonathon Strange and Mr. Norrell, so I have already fallen behind on a resolution, luckily there are…

I keep meaning to finally read that, I brought a copy in trade paperback when it first came out and then I brought another Kindle version because it was on sale and I still have not read it. 2013 is going to be the year I read it!

I keep meaning to finally read that, I brought a copy in trade paperback when it first came out and then I brought another Kindle version because it was on sale and I still have not read it. 2013 is going to be the year I read it!

Actually don't read the review here or any others, it really is best going into it with the least amount of information possible.