do we know for certain he actually does this?

do we know for certain he actually does this?

I don't think they need to ask O'Neal back. Someone just needs to ask all the Newswire writers to stop trying to write like O'Neal.

That's the Sammy 'Van' Hagar song from Over the Top. But I think he can all agree: whatever the new national anthem, Hagar sings it.

That doesn't happen if Ferris were happy tooling around town in a plebeian car.

Honestly, the only unlikeable person in this movie is Ferris Bueller, a spoiled rich kid whose entitlement leads him to treat school as his playground, and who ultimately wrecks his friends fathers car.

They're the failsafe backup in case you lose your digital files/streaming services start charging real money/a new more convenient digital format is developed etc.

I do something similar every week with my 128GB iPod classic, which is my walking-around iPod where I keep my 20000 or so favorite songs. It's always filled close to capacity, so whenever I get something new I need to cull something. I have a few guidelines: albums and non-greatest hits compilations should, as often…

Maybe one of our resident TV historians can correct me here, but didn't Biggest Loser kinda start out as a 'fatty fall down' type of show that poked fun at its contestants before it shifted gears and became an inspirational program of personal improvement?

That would have been close to a winning combination, although I think Hodor's heroic death would have to be included for full points. Find me someone who did that and I'll credit the Internet for a great job.

Well, no, he didn't predict 'last night's Game of Thrones twist'; he predicted that 'Hodor' was short for 'Hold the Door'. Had he predicted that he got the name because of time-travel warging that would have been impressive.

There are 25 Chuck Berry songs?

Historians of the twenty-third century will trace America's decline and fall to its worship of Productivity

That could have been the tagline for Sims-era 30 Rock reviews.

Sadly this is how they tend to review sitcoms: recap the best jokes and then criticize it for 1) not being the show they want it to be; 2) making too many jokes and not enough Character Development.

One of the issues was that neither the comedian nor (most disappointingly) the interviewer could possibly conceive of where the name 'Fine Young Cannibals' came from.

I'd say the theatre kid thing is so culturally pervasive that it hardly counts as punching down. SNL's always mocked over dramatic/hammy theatre.

She's at the top of my Random Roles wish list.

The Jeopardy threads already have pretty good discussions pretty much every day; I think as a featured recap they'd attract more readers/comments.

I'm pretty sure most of this was in that oral history of MTV that came out a few years back. So once again not such a great job by the internet.