Well, it looks more comfortable on Facebook, at least. What can I say, l'm old.

In 1990 or so, when we were 20, a friend and I heard "Superfreak" in a club. She immediately got all huffy and said, with complete conviction, "What a ripoff! MC Hammer should sue that guy!"

Well, at the moment, Pizzazz has an injured larynx, and Leah "Blaze" Dwyer is filling in for her, but that's the least of everyone's problems, as Synergy's evil alter Silica is quickly taking over Southern California via goth music-transmitted mind control. The Holograms are captive and the Misfits may have to save…

I figured the SATB was probably not ideal…you must have sounded lovely!

Seriously, I would wear that crystal necklace.

Ditto on Moonrise Kingdom, and on classical music coverage!

*NSYNC!

I'm at work about a mile from the MoA, and you are not wrong.

Jessica Jones and Adventure Time Season 6, courtesy of a savvy friend.

That was what I was expecting, too, as I am old, and watched the New Mighty Mouse as a 17-year-old. It was pretty awesome, although it might seem very tame these days.

I already know Christy! She bought me dessert in Amsterdam in 2011!

Nope. Boringly, spoilerily sincere.

Lucky you. I've been getting newsgroup emails and Facebook posts and questions from friends and relations about this damn thing every day since sometime in 2014.

There are indeed Misfits, including Jetta, as cameos at the end. Pizzazz is played by Ke$ha.

But the joy of the "How to Avoid Huge Ships" reviews is certainly worth more than $5. Oh, how I love them…

Man, you actually made me thankful for my bus-riding experience there for a second…immediately before making me paranoid about all future bus-riding experiences.

There was a Certs radio ad in 1990 or so which had the following lyrics as a solo:

Anybody going to mention Holst and Elgar? Just me? OK…

The set for Luthor's lair is how I would build my dream house, or at least my dream rec room, mostly. Minus the big glass floor map, in a somewhat ironic twist for this thread, but plus the big Kryptonite necklace.

I saw it in 1986, when I went up to Bowling Green to play in the OMEA District III Sightreading Clinic band (it was a huge honor! Any fellow District III people out there will know!) and got to hang out with some people who had just graduated from my high school and were freshmen. (I was a HS junior.) So it was my…