Yes, yes we have.

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Douchechill.

Parks and Rec > The Office

No no no…

Hate to say it…
…but South Park. I still watch it every week, but over the last 3 or so years it's been getting increasingly hit or miss. Granted, when it hits, it's still one of the funniest shows on TV (see last weeks testicular cancer episode), but those hits are becoming less and less frequent. I'm just waiting…

Close But No Guitar…
This should be the title of an Yngwie Malmsteen or Steve Vai track, not Toby Keith.

Oh man, I loooved Super Mario World. I downloaded an SNES emulator to my laptop just to play SMW. Great for easy/boring lecture classes.

Mssr. Canon, that's easy. Kirby was by far the most powerful character. In fact, I remember reading that the makers of the game apologized for making him too powerful.

Ahh, Super Smash Bros. Soooo many wasted hours.

Also, just thought of MST3k and Animaniacs.

Certain N64 games hold up insanely well. Super Mario 64, Ocarina of Time, and GoldenEye spring immediately to mind.

Ditto, as a late 80's/early 90's kid

Ooo, this one's easy…
The Simpsons (I literally grew up watching it, since I was born only a year and change before it premiered)
Ren & Stimpy (specifically the first two seasons, when John Kricfalusi was still involved)
Young Frankenstein
Calvin & Hobbes

Planet Terror is more fun, Death Proof is the better movie. But man, do I have a love/hate relationship with Death Proof. One of the most frustrating movies I've ever seen, and easily my least favorite Tarantino flick. Thankfully, he more than redeemed himself with Inglourious Basterds.

Ugh…
Do we really need a third Baby Geniuses movie? I mean, I know there were so many questions left unanswered by the first two, but still…

That's what I love about this movie. It directly challenges the viewer like no other film from that era. Do you sympathize with the "Freaks," or do you recoil in horror?

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Patton and David
Second Patton Oswalt's "Werewolves & Lollipops"

I'm surprised…
…you didn't mention the awesomely-meta moment where Abed practices hitting on Annie pretending to be Don Draper. That was some Arrested Development-level excellence right there.

Enough of this edgy comedy shit…
Where is my review of The Marriage Ref?!