Both sequels felt like episodes of the animated series. The second for shoe-horning the funny sidekicks into the middle of the action, and the third because the premise had actually been used before as an episode of the series.

The electric guitar cover is better, though mostly for the context for which it was used.

Fourteen year old me thought the episode where Mulder and Scully get trapped in a video game and fight the hot chick with a ninja sword was the greatest program to ever be broadcast on television, and now you're telling me he was wrong?

There have been multiple Reservoir Dogs action figures. (It's the R rated Ninja Turtles. They relaunch the brand every few years.)

Shamon, this hard rock has me and Eddie drilling more cooch than Black and Decker!

This gonna be some good ass banana bread.

King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters needs a NCC entry, to complete the "Everybody Knows" trifecta.

Alec Baldwin gave the crew so much difficulty, the only way they could get him to perform was to  put pills in his jelly beans.

They used to air a lot of classic TV, which they weeded out and replaced with According to Jim, 'Til Death and America's Funniest Home Videos. They also air Tyler Perry's sitcoms but only at 2:00 AM, proving there's still a flicker of sanity somewhere inside.

No Burger King is where you go to get busy in the bathroom, ideally with a girl with the boom.

What's the next step of you master plan?

The onset of Budnick's agoraphobia could be traced to the sudden disappearance of his best friend John Conner.

In a later story the US government fires Captain America which leads to him going rogue under the identity The Captain. He ended up fighting Ronald Regan who had mutated into a snake man.

Well there was Duck Man, but it was only ever a niche success on a cable network. Duck Dodgers was probably too high concept, like a duck version of Homeboys in Outer Space. And the less said about the late 90's Donald Duck vehicle, Quack Pack, the better.

Well there was Duck Man, but it was only ever a niche success on a cable network. Duck Dodgers was probably too high concept, like a duck version of Homeboys in Outer Space. And the less said about the late 90's Donald Duck vehicle, Quack Pack, the better.

The Beast isn't abusive. He's a sourpuss who's trying to learn how to talk to a girl. The only one the Beast is cruel to in the movie is her dad. He locks up the Dad up for trespassing, which he doesn't even do to Belle after she does the same thing. She volunteers to stay. The Beast kicks her out the same night, but…

La Resistance is my favorite scene in the movie.

But she didn't marry the gorilla. He got thrown off the castle.

No good sir, I'm on the level!

If all this means Chop Top is canon then I'm okay with it.