Ya'll should live in Illinois, where bail bondsman are illegal.

I'll add to the chorus of disappointment that Iron Eagle was left out of this random roles.

No. It's the grave next to Bill Carson's.

I agree about Raj and Miami Vice. That was definitely what the show was going for.

@Thanks - You feel slighted because your friends don't consider your TV watching schedule when making plans to hangout/do an activity?

Dammit Rabin, get your facts straight!

So cold …

No - it requires you to mention his death from a botched ejection in Top Gun.

I concur that pop music got better during this period, at least compared to the late '90s drivel.

I also can't remember the majority of these songs. But I fucking love "Ride wit me." Reminds me of going to Taco Bell in college, haha.

I thought about that too, especially considering Ted and Marshall moved into that apartment more than five years ago.

I sang along, and it was also awesome.

LOGAN'S RUN!
Did anyone else notice Michael York, of Logan's Run fame, as one of the dandies at the party?

Mayhaps there will be an older, male virgin involved, surrounded by mixed-race sidekicks who will tell him things like "Once you done slayed like 20 or 30 of them hood rats, you're ready to step up to the upper echelon-type ho."

We had quitters in the Revolution. We called them Kentuckians.

I thought the same thing - "put down the mimosas, bitch" isn't nearly as awesome as screaming "Happy Birthday Bitches" and then shooting.

I concur Glen Campbell - I thought it was perfect. I laughed out loud when she said it, because what she was talking about sounded very Mad Men anyway, especially considering the flashback scene.

When I was a TA, I played this song in class to my kiddies and contrasted it with Public Enemy's "Can't truss it." I think the topic was ethics in media or something like that.

You summarized how I feel very clearly, ez.

"Give me five more beers. The name's Dallas."