This guy was Henry Winkler. The guy who jumped the shark.

But did you cash the check??

Probably not just the series finale, but it's final four episodes.

He got punched in the face. Problem solved!

The Brave and the Bold has made Aquaman cool by going in its own direction in a way I don't Justice League ever quite managed successfully with its aping of '90s Peter David Aquaman.

Because of Clone High, which O'Neal failed to mention.

She has a sex scene! And it's non-gratuitous! Because it has legitimate character purpose! Except that after that scene, she literally has nothing to do for the rest of the movie!

Not THE Labyrinth, but a Labyrinth. It was a pretty stupid thing where they try to shoehorn those mythological references in (and then try to pay it off at the end with the statues translating the movie into a mythic version) as if it was trying to say something about the way reality becomes myth.

Mickey Rourke was unforgiveably boring in this. Man should have some self-respect and give a fun, balls-out, scenery-chewing performance instead of just sleepwalking his way to another paycheck.

Especially weird since it was so intentionally stylized and impressionistic.

[taking notes] Kill wealthy dowager.

I thought "pulpy postmodernist" was a compliment.

Waylon Jennings - 1 bottle Organic red wine

I just assume it won't play for me because I'm Canadian.

Fanny and Alexander is my favourite Ingmar Bergman film, but I've only seen the theatrical cut. The early going has always reminded me of Joyce's "The Dead" but I really fell for it with the intrusion of magic into the film. So yeah maybe the majority of it is stodgy, but it helped ground the payoff with the more…

No Cracking Up? I have special, barely remembered place in my heart for that short-lived, little-loved TV show. Created by Mike White, starring Jason Schwartzman, and with appearances by Zooey Deschanel, Jack Black, and John C. Reilly, someone else must remember this show.

I allow avclub.com with NoScript and I don't see these popouts. What site are they running the script from?

I've caught it after Modern Family a couple of times recently, and it was way funnier than Modern Family. It's right what people say about the ostensible leads being pretty terrible, though. But those other 4/6 of the main cast are golden.

That role's place has been usurped by Don Draper's fingerbang.

Is NCIS the Hardy Boys of investigative organizations?