'The Cutting Edge' pairing is so well done in how they make each other better - not just at the end but from their beginning. She becomes more brave, more open throughout the film (little things like the tequila to the bigger things like taking a risk in their program and standing up to her father. He becomes more…

She had great chemistry with Bill Murray. They were adorable.

Agreed. When I was a girl, I would have given my left arm to be either Marion Ravenwood, Nora Charles or Dana Scully.

I knew it was because I'm Irish!

Agreed. It would have been fun to break things down into platonic categories (buddies: Troy & Abed, mentor: Don & Peggy, partners: McNulty & Bunk Sherlock & Joan).

The sequence of finding out Abbi went lezzi without her and their fight on the Fung Wah bus still makes me laugh. That's the episode I always tell people to watch if they want to check out 'Broad City.'

You can choose. I switched my Siri to a British Guy. He's pleasant but still can't pronounce my name.

Same. I may not watch it regularly anymore but I will catch up on Netlflix one sunny day in the future.

And the midriff-bearing lab coat.

f**k jess, marry logan, kill dean. sam winchester on the other hand . . . .

I still force people to watch 'Les Amour Imaginaires'.

I also love him. And follow him on Twitter. He had most of this cast long before the Adele video came out . . . .

Ugh, this episode wrecked me. He wrote and directed it — Yay Darin Morgan! He killed on both sides of the house — I love the way he shot their office.

I loved the Wiz Khalifa tweet rant. "You look good in pants I wish I was tall and thin" as the halftime tweet? Sooooo amazing.

'Rocky' was more about creating popular movies and characters though. It stands on its own as art. It's humble, well written and gets at the feeling of just wanting your life to matter even if you know you can't win. Not to mention it's shot beautifully: murky, grey and alley. The casting (age appropriate, diverse,…

It still amazes me Stallone wrote 'Rocky.' It's a gorgeous screenplay. One of the best. At this point he's a pretty prolific screenwriter, but the original 'Rocky' is like 'Death of a Salesman' meets Marlon Brando meets everything that was great about 70's movie making.

I liked the book much better. The movie really went Hollywood with it.

No, the white zone is for unloading and loading.

I only know Dave Mirra as the guy in the 'Birth of Big Air' film who capitalized on BMX stunts when really Mat Hoffman was doing insane things without fanfare, money, or spectacle. So what's odd and what scares me about Mirra's death is that, in that documentary, they show how Mat Hoffman basically destroyed his body…

Yeah when I read this, I was just happy to see how Logan was doing. He had a solid arc in 'Gilmore Girls' — is he going to be a successful entrepreneur now or still living off the fumes of his parents??