All I know about Designing Women is that it starred the late Meshach Taylor, who later had a featured role on Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, one of the best shows from my childhood which played a major role in shaping my taste in television shows for the rest of my life.

The movie or the musical in general?

Yeah, I wanted to judge the contestants super harshly, but my mom couldn't get it so I had to keep it inside.

I once dated a Mormon. But she hated being a Mormon and her parents didn't know we were dating, so that never came up.

No shit- the same girlfriend who got me to watch RENT tried to get me to watch/read Perfume.

The Workaday Gangster, what the shit?

Sometimes (ok, all the time) I stop to wonder why Elizabeth Hurley isn't a bigger name in Hollywood. She's funny, talented and gorgeous, I really don't why she isn't a name star.

I don't know if I've ever brought this up here before, but I think the world desperately needs an Oceans 11 style movie with a predominantly dwarf cast where the team leader is played by Peter Dinklage.

The same girlfriend that got me to watch RENT was also a fan of the Jersey Shore.

Did you see Legends of Tomorrow? After that show, I'm floored that Vandal Savage can read.

Maybe this is why it was a J!6 instead of a J!1-5

The only things I really remember about Hitch is-

Instead of bragging about how I totally got all three Daily Doubles and the Final Jeopardy today (which I totally did you guys), I will instead focus my energy on pointing out that the "Minor Role, Major Motion Picture" offered a far too narrow pool of candidates in what film it could be referring to in order to be…

Come on, come all (phrasing!) to Ye Olde Debate Club. Since we here at Debate Club are all about balance (and because I am shockingly lazy), tonight's question will be the inverse of last night's: What is the worst piece of pop culture you've been exposed to thanks to a significant other?

You're doing the Lord's work, Amadeus.

Lizzy Caplan's great, but when a movie features Lacey Chabert and Jonathan Bennett, it's kind of hard to compete.

I think it's a matter of personal taste. I really love how Travolta tried to make Edna seem like a woman, and I felt like he captured her feelings of insecurity perfectly.

Now that's love, guys.

Is Keisha Grey really such a big deal to have her own porn named after her?

Look, I just really like Hairspray.