"A.I." is sad as hell, but also has the worst habits of Spielberg. The author of the short story the film was based on didn't think much of the film. Brain Aldiss wrote "Supertoys Last All Summer", and is a great science fiction author. Here's the text to the original story. http://brianaldiss.co.uk/wr…

90 episodes.

At least his cousin, Mara Wilson, seems awesome.

On a side note: What a great show "Northern Exposure" was.

Ah, WPIX-11. The most iconic of New York metro's local television stations.

It's good for a president to be aware about pop culture, but it's another thing for the president to be so thin skinned he is actively feuding with a rap star over being spoofed in a video.

If Obama was throwing people in jail for making fun of him, well, Beck, Hannity, Limbaugh all be in jail. Last time I checked, Obama just knew this was part of the job, and is able to brush it off like a adult. God, people (looking at Beck) made multi million dollar careers yelling about Obama. Yet, Obama was mature…

Nick Offerman is awesome.

My favorite episode of "Amazing Stories" is the episode where the struggling TV writer's house plant comes to life, and becomes his successful co-writer. It's really charming.

Well, one thing to do. Take up smoking again. Hanson is 25 years old. I'm 30, unmarried and not looking good. Light them up, Johnny!

Wait, the computer is recording me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looks like a set which hasn't been changed since the 80s.

The wrong tanners, or the right tanners, of the tanners from "ALF" (which I'm surprised hasn't been pointed out more they share a last name).

Well, that makes sense. Kellyanne Conway is getting all her information from 1980s cartoons. I mean, between "The Brave Little Toaster" and "Inspector Gadget", it's definitely foretelling of the future.

The microwave is watching you. Okay, these people are nuts. I'm done. Seirously, how did we go from a brilliant guy like Barack Obama to a guy who's going to tweet tomorrow "THE MICROWAVE IS WATCHING ME! WHAT IS THIS?! BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Why reference "Inspector Gadget"? Like, does that air anywhere anymore? Did she actually reference this? Oh, and Donald, we don't have to be nice to your "representatives". God, I wish this guy go **** himself.

Go Gadget Go?

I'm re-watching "The Golden Girls" on Hulu. It holds up really well.

Oddly, "The Golden Palace" was on CBS. It was like NBC knew a cash in spin off without Bae Arthur wasn't going to work.

I didn't think of that, but maybe!