The movie is credited to Adams (first) and Karey Kirkpatrick.
I found out by using this cool thing called "the internet"

Hahahahaha okay, buddy

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I felt like this episode belabored all points too much. A lot of filler repetition and building on the same jokes too many times. Like SNL or Family Guy.

Coincidence that ION Life was showing the 21 movie last night?

Homer was extremely interested in the nature of the revue. Anyone else find that extremely out of character for him?

I don't think the concept presents any real difficulty. We can say that Birth of a Nation is a forerunner or a trailblazer without embracing its views. Knowing the Nazis were snappy dressers doesn't mean we have to sieg heil all over the place.

I learned about it from Jim Henson on…I think it was a special, it was definitely on broadcast TV. All I remember is the bit where he wore a blue tie and they keyed it out.

What's more impressive is that you were working at age 5

No, they absolutely did. In both cassette tape and built-in memory styles.

No. I can't. My only other reference for Huey Lewis is finding a stretched out tape by the side of the road one day as I walked to the comic book store around 12 years old, at which time I just plain didn't listen to music or know anything about it. It turns out now that most of my friends were listening to Slayer at…

I read in another avc post that the St Louis Blues (hockey) arena played the song before a game.

It was all over my facebook for two or three days.

This is what happens when we let mumblecore spread into music

UPDATE 11/11/14 4:00 PM PT: When reached by CBR News, a source
within Sony stated that the report of a Spider-Man spinoff starring a
young Aunt May is a “silly rumor” with “no validity whatsoever.”

Going to the dentist is fun?

Well! I do stand corrected! Thank you for that!

If all they want is to hang on to the rights for now, they should go the Corman-Fantastic Four route and just do Spiderman, but really low budget. That would probably be better for everyone. Sony would lose way less money, some up-and-coming actors would get recognition, and we would all be vastly more entertained.

Mahna Mahna was on The Muppet Show, not Sesame Street.

John Landis is gonna be pissed