Wow, will this be able to top the NICK CANNON version?? Big shoes to fill there!

I hadn't thought of that…I do hate him now though!

Why is Haim pronounced differently than it would be saying Corey Haim despite being spelled exactly the same way? Are people just able to pronounce words and names however they want now even if they're spelled exactly the same? That reminds me of the Just Shoot Me episode with a character named Amy who said if was…

I've watched many, many episodes of the show back as a kid, but that's the only one I FULLY remember, so yeah, memorable indeed. I think I remember one with Seth Green and a monster in the closet or something too… I could probably Google an episode list and jog my memory real good, I know there's plenty I liked, just…

Oh man, loved this show as a kid. I still remember the episode where a guy moves into an apartment building that is actually a living creature. One of the rules is no pictures on the walls, because a nail into the wall is basically a nail into the creature, which would bleed. Creepy. And of course the ending with him…

Excellent use of sarcasm. Again, not the point I was making. Did Larry David pitch any piece of shit show at all during Seinfeld's run? No. Could he have? I sure as shit bet he could have sold any lame-ass sounding comedy probably any point after season 4/5. But he did not. He worked on Seinfeld, then a movie, few…

Not at all. I actually watch Walking Dead and enjoy it, more or less. It just seems like overkill to try and churn out as many shows as you can at once for seemingly no other reason then "just because" and, well duh, MONEY.
Ya know, some people in the entertainment industry do one project at a time, sometimes just one…

No, they're no where near on the same level of course. I just used that Famly Guy example because that's something popular I'm sure most people are familiar with, and it really seems like what is happening right now with Kirkman pitching and selling shows non-stop.

So any channel will buy anything this guy tries to sell just because he's behind the big, popular genre show of the moment?

“The Springfield Connection”

Rob Thomas…? Ew.

Another good example. Former: terrifying werewolf. Latter: laughable cartoon-looking piece of shit. Same goes for that Benecio Del Toro Wolfman remake. When you take what's supposed to be a creature that doesn't exist but make us believe it DOES in the real world, you can't make it bounce around at unrealistic speeds…

I was 10 when Jurassic Park came out and saw it twice in the theater, loved it. Then when it came out on video I saw it again, still exciting. Eagerly awaited the sequel, which was a big disappointment, and then for some reason I even saw the 3rd one in theaters, which also wasn’t very good. Then I was kinda done with…

Best of the season: The Gang Broke Dee, The Gang Tries Desperately to Win an Award, Mac and Dennis Buy a Timeshare, The Gang Gets Quarantined
Pretty good but not their best: Gun Fever Too: Still Hot, Mac Day, Flowers for Charlie, The Gang Squashes Their Beefs
Meh (might need another view or two): The Gang Saves the Day,…

Don't worry Mr. Bill, I didn't care for the Charlie portion of The Gang Saves the Day either. Didn't really laugh, so don't care if it's something "different" for Sunny to do, different doesn't mean good.

Nothing will ever top the perfect run Season 3 had. EVER! Too many classics there, really became the show it is during that season.

You forgot: "Everything I do is for the/this CLUB!"

What an odd, unique show. Able to be as gut-bustingly funny and mean-spirited as Always Sunny but then also able to be as dramatic as, really, any good drama out there. How it maintains that balance within the same half hour is pretty impressive, and this episode is def one that highlights it. I was laughing steadily…

Aside from Gervais I am most shocked McBride hasn't hosted yet. Maybe they're waiting for a movie of his to come out in theaters for prime exposure/synergy or something. He's a no-brainer for host.

Has he never either? Add him to my list.